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When they got trapped, what trapped, what happened exactly . Was there an explosion . A massive explosion. The structure of the mountains gave way. It was way. It was like an earthquake underground the way the men described it. The stone walls began to undulate. There were explosions. Another told me it was like listening to a machine gun fire at them. So they were trapped below. It was it was like basically living a massive collapse underground. They had enough food for 25 men to last two days....

We were able to get halfway there where they actually reinforce the positions were we would drive so we had to dismount to go on foot. It took at least 45 minutes to an hour to arrive from the initial call and by that time that was already a fire and the ambassador was missing. The building was filled with smoke and we are very able we could push them off to get in there to clear the compound to get to the people that we could the nobles took an hour to reach the consulate after the initial call...

Break here about here this evening and these two books but also i feel compelled to make an apology to begin with when the former west german leader about four decades ago involvement was overcome with great of of grief when germany did to poland they apologize to the polish people not to apologize to the Indigenous People who for occupied Southern California gore feel compelled to apologize to people of african descent who were murdered in enslaved old clothes that were subjected to atrocities ...

Benghazi. We will begin here, mark geist. O where were you on september 12, 2012 . And september 12th, 2012 . Benghazi, libya. That night, we were having dinner with people we had to meet that night and talked to. We had just about wrapped it up when i got a call from tyrone woods and he said need to get back to the annex as quickly as possible, there is Something Else going on, there is trouble at the confluence. Why were you there . I was working as chris was, private military contractors with...

I had a little bit of my training. Having completely missed this part. To what extent when you were investigating issues when you are looking back how could this be missing . All along the way. I am a cancer surgeon, like you like you are a cancer surgeon. You are a pancreatic cancer surgeon, so you are dealing with every patient having to have this discussion. Only some of mine are folks who i am worried they are potentially at the end of life. It would strike me all along the way. One of the f...

Some of our very important Homeland Security initiatives until we have an appropriations bill. Its key that we get one. On the good news front the year ago there were a number of vacancies in the seniorlevel positions and we now have including myself over the last 12 months is to the hard work because 13 confirmed president ial appointments. We also have confirmed president president ial points and is the assistant secretary for legislative affairs in the new assistant secretary for public affai...

Next come a look at whether emails are protected under the Fourth Amendment. The director of the european cybercrime unit spoke at the Justice Department Georgetown University law school. This is 40 minute. [inaudible conversations] i would like to welcome everybody back. I hope you enjoyed your lunches. I have the honor this afternoon at introducing troels orting, assistant director and head of the European Cybercrime Center ortiz e3. He began with the Danish Police in 1980 and served in a numb...

Era. How did you get started on this project . I was curator of the white house for many, many years. A lot of research. Because of the anniversary of john adams moving into the white house, they agreed to publish a book and so this was done. Recall the researcher got a wonderful photographer and a good editor and published a book. In some revisions. Is your favorite part of the project . I loved the research. The writing is little more difficult. Its very satisfied. To see the design come toget...

Good morning. Oh, i know you can do better than that. Lets start again. Good morning all right. Now i know it is a good morning. Thank you so much. He said retired . What is that . As my mother said, no, you breathe your last breath, then you retire. Our theme for the program is dare to act. The theme for today is dare to lead. But we have all of these dares and i just want to take a second to speak about them because i want you to own them, at least own one. So its dare to act for the conferenc...

Fall under the agencys jurisdiction. So often times requesters are making rather broad requests. Agencies are then faced with trying to figure out what it is and what in the world is it that the person actually wants. One way to deal with this we have talked about this for ages. It was ultimately codified in the foia amendments in 1996 was for the agency to come back to the requester and say, i dont understand what your request is asking for or this is really too complex and its too time consumi...