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Check point, gives us an opportunity for us to check them out. the tsarnaev brothers were american citizens. so that opportunity wasnt there. although we do know that the older tsarnaev, tamerlan, did travel and come back into the united states. do you think that was a missed opportunity for us? >> i think we still dont know what kinds of intelligence reports were available at the time that he came back into the country. he by the way wasnt a citizen. the younger brother was. but the only in the...

>> joining us now, rajiv chandrasakaren and mark thompson who covers national security and military for "time" magazine and fred francis, the founder of 15-seconds.com. rajiv, didnt most of the media get rolled during the bush administration during this run-up to war? >> a lot of critical reporting out there. make no excuses for it. but i think its a little too simpplistic to say the press just rolled over for the bush administration. take for instance the principal claim, they are citing intell...

Those asking for more security and all of the intelligence reports that were ignored and the dangerousness of the consulate. >> do you think your best presciption will we hear from secretary clinton oath about benghazi. >> slee must. i believe she will worry and she is a smart individual and will answer the question. well want to know when it is going to stop? >> lying and purposely misleading to the american people. american people want and demand the truth and she needs to give it to us. >> th...

Thats happened in this more than 30 years, plus americans. >> and when you read the benghazi report called the arb, you will see that they talk systematic failures at the state department, management failures where intelligence reports were dismissed. we left the four americans to die there, even though they continually called for added security. now, the state department is going to say, well, they need more money. nowhere does it say that they need more money. the american people know that the...

Were back. david petraeus, the once lionized general turned cia director resigned last month after it was revealed he had been engaged in an extramarital affair with his biographer, paula broadwell. well, today the "washington post" reports on another scandal, albeit this one not involving sex. it has to do with the incredible access some friends of his were given while petraeus was running the war in afghanistan. the friends were two civilians, forget and kimberly kagan, prominent neo conservat...

Were back. david petraeus, the once lionized general turned cia director revealed he had been engaged in an extramarital affair. today "the washington post" reports on another scandal albeit this one not involving sex. it has to do with the incredible access of friends of his were given while petraeus was running the war in afghanistan. the friends were two civilians, prominent neo-concerned analysts. they were provided desks, e-mail access and top security intelligence. intelligence reports. th...

Saturday and sort of take this as a sign that hes now free to lead the way he wants to and use the military if necessary to enforce that lead. >> meantime lets talk about syria. the civil war there spilled over to lebanon where at least 17 people were killed in recent clashes. nbc news reported president assad is getting chemical weapons ready to use on his people. of course, theyve denied it. where do you put the threat level? >> well, i think the threat level is certainly increasing. you know,...

Joseph doneford and replaces general john al llen, nominatedo head forces in europe. allens nomination on hold because of his involvement in the sex scandal that brought down former cia director david petraeus. in foreign news, new intelligence reports, indicate syrias government may be preparing to use chemical and biological weapons against the rebels. in response though, the u.s. and its allies are considering military options. heres abcs martha raddatz. >> reporter: the latest intelligence...

Artillery fired back and forth across the border between turkey and syria, but today turkish f-16 fighter jets escorted a syrian passenger plane, forced it to land because they had intelligence reports, were told, that there were military fly supplies on board that passenger plane. the plane has since been allowed to leave, but turkeys foreign minister says that the air space over syria is no longer safe. >> bill: thank you. jennifer griffin at the pentagon tonight. an outspoken 14-year-old girl...

Terrorism, let alone to admit to a terror attack on our consulate. so i think there was this was a very, very poorly played boondoggle on behalf of our administration. you know, now we are seeing, based on all the evidence coming out and the intelligence reports that they knew beforehand that there was going to be danger. they didnt take the appropriate steps -- and a terrorist attack happens, they were hoping it wasnt what it was. but it certainly was a terrorist attack. >> congressman, thank y...