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Is that she takes away the security decisions, but she doesnt want to be in the charge that is the mistach, she was in charge or wasnt and she had direct role with libya to send the diplomats there and make them safe or not. and she cant have it both ways. >> amanda -- >> we have to hear from general petraeus, and mr. panetta and more individuals and maybe the committee can get to the bottom of all of their transcripts and work, because we have answers, but they dont want to talk to everybody, a...

Accepts responsibility but at the sail time she doesnt want to be in charge of making those security decisions. thats the mismatch, either she was in charge or wasnt and had a direct role in making the decision to send diplomats and make them safe or not. she cant have it both ways. >> we got to hear from general petraeus and more individuals. maybe the committee can get to the bottom of their transcripts and work because we still have answers but they dont want to talk to everybody. just want t...

>> not really. it was a long hearing. still going on more than 8 hours. there were fireworks but none of those really involved hillary clinton. she was very composed. most of the fireworks were between the republican members and the democratic members of the committee. >> aaron, she is still defending the video. she just said moments ago dont dismiss the importance of the video. >> that was the more interesting thing that i think we saw in those clips that you just showed. obviously that was the...

>> not really. it was a long hearing. still going on more than 8 hours. there were fireworks but none of those really involved hillary clinton. she was very composed. most of the fireworks were between the republican members and the democratic members of the committee. >> aaron, she is still defending the video. she just said moments ago dont dismiss the importance of the video. >> that was the more interesting thing that i think we saw in those clips that you just showed. obviously that was the...

Him. he accepted my invitation to serve in benghazi even though he was denied security. i and my colleagues were distracted by other matters and opportunities and ambitions and breached opportunity. that would be more accurate, wouldnt you say? >> of course, i would not say that and i think it is a disservice for you to make that statement, congressman. >> who does it disserve? >> it is a disservice of how hard the people who are given the responsibility of making tough security decisions. >> th...

She wanted it to be public. her role in this as secretary of state at the time has brought one of the biggest attack lines republicans have brought against her and a lot of scrutiny elsewhere. certainly the clinton campaign eager to put questions to bed. the committee has been scouring through a lot of e-mails that were released from the state department from her private server which highlighted the conversations she was having leading up to the attack in benghazi. and after the attack. it shoul...

And that there will be no limits on questioning. so this really shows there has been a lot of back and forth leading up to today and these points of contention still continue. of course the issue of benghazi and her role as secretary of state has really dogged clinton throughout her tenure as secretary of state and now really has flipped over into the campaign trail. this would not be the first time she has testified on benghazi. back in 2013 she also testified and really defended her role sayin...

There is services calling to allow them to carry weapons. that is something that the white house said are security decisions made with politics not in mind but the safety of the men and women jon. >> there was a top saudi arabia official meeting with the president today. and concerns in congress. is it all about the nuclear deal and the iranian level of trust. >> absolutely. the skeptism in congress and extends to the arab states and israel. and there are concerns when it comes to the deal that ...

Including sir wyria and afghani. some critics say security decisions belong solely with government and say faa warnings urging airlines to use quote extreme caution is too vague. >> i have no idea what extreme caution means at 33,000 feet in a commercial airliner that has no protection against any ground missiles. i dont know what faa is saying there. >> 11 days ago, the military arm of hamas threatened an attack on the airport. but to be clear, that did not prompt the faa ban on flights. its to...

Lufthansa, klm anor weejian, but israel is pushing back trying to reassure airlines it is safe to fly to and from its main airport. an angry israeli transport minister called the u.s. move a "prize to terror." the countrys own airline el-al continues to fly. currently, the faa prohibits u.s. airlines from flying over eastern ukraine and crimea, north korea, northern ethiopia and libya. u.s. planes can fly over iraq, but only above 20,000 feet. and the faa warns of dangers including missiles and ...