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Star. >> sandra: hold on. obama says he had no scandals while in office. >> thats what im saying. who in the obama administration was indicted and went to jail? i dont think that happened. i just think that, in fact, he was an example of sort of the flawed example of constant investigations by gop into benghazi and fast and furious. eric holder was held in contempt of congress. nobody was sent to jail. no findings. >> the only attorney general member of any cabinet ever held in contempt of congr...

Candid based on what he did. at the same time, the mastermind is still out there, the intelligence community knows exactly who that person is. when you have an enemy combatant, that is what gitmo was built for, take somebody off the battlefield, taken to a dc courtroom, bring him to guantánamo bay and go through the military tribunal process. jillian: what do we learn going forward not to do this again? >> that is why we did so many hearings and worked so hard at it, the core question is when w...

Declared that iran would agree to nuclear agreement. congress agreed to block the deal. >> we will block this deal. >> but the secretary of state john kerry was adamant, there is. >> there is no alternative. >> and secretary of state clinton was investigated for private e-mail server. >> i did not have any illegal e-mails. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing oabout your e-mails. >> and the investigation into benghazi was determined to find those e-mails. >> reporter: and a group...

E-mail. she gave 55,000 pages worth. is it security accountability? what is it for you? >> the politics of it is interesting to me. its beside the point. im a national security guy. i have been worried about benghazi from the start. i think its a bipartisan scandal that goes back to the libya war, which was not just an obama initiative. he was pushed into it by high ranking republicans who wanted it as well. this was a policy decision that was made to abandon a counterterrorism alliance we had w...

>> judge jeanine: thats crap? >> it is just not believable. this fight goes on for seven hours. if it wasnt for the cia action going down the street in the middle of a fire fight more people would have lost their lives. we had enough time to get forces into italy into sicily, we just dont have the guts to go all the way into benghazi. it was absolutely enough time and enough forces and it had to take a presidential decision okayed by and acted on by the secretary of defense which was not given w...

>> judge jeanine: thats crap? >> it is just not believable. this fight goes on for seven hours. if it wasnt for the cia action going down the street in the middle of a fire fight more people would have lost their lives. we had enough time to get forces into italy into sicily, we just dont have the guts to go all the way into benghazi. it was absolutely enough time and enough forces and it had to take a presidential decision okayed by and acted on by the secretary of defense which was not given w...

Jamie: welcome back, everybody. right now there are new questions about al qaedas possible role in those deadly attacks in libya that killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other brave americans. was the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi planned by a pro-al qaeda group? al qaeda praised the attack yet to take responsibility for it though. was it another spontaneous anti-american protest like were seeing all over the world following a similar outbreak of violence in cairo? also, ju...

Senior official as you point out saying he, the president, doesnt have the information we have. i suppose the advantage to the obama administration is that if this is seen as just a spontaneous demonstration then nobody can get in trouble for not knowing that it was coming. >> reporter: sure, i guess there is that element to it. you have, jon, this kind of, listen this is the 11th anniversary of 9/11. the fact that this was a possibility in a place as volatile as libya, on the ground, at least h...

Terrorist threat in that area. jon: susan rice, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. was on the sunday shows saying those were spontaneous uprisings especially there in libya and it was not any kind of a coordinated attack. your thoughts? >> well it is interesting because that picture somewhat diverges from senior libyan officials are now saying where they have information of conversations when the protests in cairo had started between members of al qaeda and the islamic magreb and al-sharia to take ...

Morning. according to the president of libyas interim assembly more than 50 people are under arrest for the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi with the blame falling on the al qaeda affiliate in north africa. as fox was first to report thursday a leading suspect is ansar al-sharia trying to establish a islamic state in eastern libya. they blame fighters from somalia and algeria for the assault. foreign fighters is code for al qaeda affiliated groups or jihadist. law enforcement and congres...