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I think retailers are doing the very best they can, but obviously it is a cat-and-mouse kind of game between the criminals and the security professionals who try and stay one step ahead. a sophisticated, cunning criminal with with great i.t. skills can pierce the data network. we need to look no farther than edward snowden who was able to take a heck of a lot of data out of one of the most secure installationings at the nsa. so the criminals can get ahead and the security professionals try and c...

And we have seen it in the reports that date before september 11th, 2012. it defices the imagination that somehow he would suggest that some how it was adequate. it reminds me of how she said it was secure that day. >> secretary of state hillary clinton said when she was called before congress. she said the specific security requests you know were handled by security professionals in the department. i didnt approve them, i didnt deny them. is it time to call her back before congress? >> i think ...

Polygraph, his background investigations, made copies of the documents, then slipped out, thats a question investigators will want to know, that the nsa will want to know. >> for instance, he says in his online video yesterday with glen greenwald"the guardian" he became disenchanted. how does he get past the polygraph -- >> theres a lot to have disenchanted with life, andrea. the response is not to go break the law. response to work through the process. >> how does he pass the polygraph and get ...

Back to him in just a moment. in the meantime, i want to play for you what congressman jason caithness told bill hemmer this morning about some of the answers that he and the other members would like to get from todays events. >> it wasnt for trey gowdy and others, we would be led to believe that security decisions were made on the grounds by those security professionals and that was never true. we are going to hear testimony from mark thompson about that today. we have military assets, people t...

Committee, and i will agree with congressman limpbl here, just the republicans, not the democrats, issued an interim report charging that then secretary of state clinton misled congress when she said that she had never seen any request for more security in libya. lets take a look at what she said. >> the specific security requests pertaining to benghazi, you know, were handled by the security professionals in the department. i didnt see those requests. they didnt come to me. i didnt approve them...

Republican chairs of five house committee, and i will agree with congressman limpbl here, just the republicans, not the democrats, issued an interim report charging that then secretary of state clinton misled congress when she said that she had never seen any request for more security in libya. lets take a look at what she said. >> the specific security requests pertaining to benghazi, you know, were handled by the security professionals in the department. i didnt see those requests. they didnt ...

Committee, and i will agree with congressman limpbl here, just the republicans, not the democrats, issued an interim report charging that then secretary of state clinton misled congress when she said that she had never seen any request for more security in libya. lets take a look at what she said. >> the specific security requests pertaining to benghazi, you know, were handled by the security professionals in the department. i didnt see those requests. they didnt come to me. i didnt approve them...

State said she had zero knowledge before the attacks in benghazi. >> specific security requests pertaining to benghazi were handled by the security professionals in the department. i didnt see those requests. they didnt come to me. i didnt approve them. i didnt deny them. >>gretchen: that was back in january but a scathing new report by the house contradicts that testimony. it finds repeated requests for security were made by the state department and clinton was aware that security was being red...

Leading to accusations from democrats that this report is partisan and politicized. prior to the benghazi attack state department officials in libya made repeated "for additional security that were denied in washington despite ample documentation of the threat posed by violent extremist militias. further reductions of security levels prior to the attacks in benghazi were approved at the highest levels of the state department up to and including secretary clinton. this the report says contradicts...

What i do know that her signature is on some of the denials of those requests. and what we know for certain is that some of these requests did not end with the security folks in the state department. they went higher, up into the management levels. and so there are still unanswered questions as exactly what she saw with her eyes and other questions and that is why this is an interim report. this is not the final answer. there is more work to be done. >>. bill: they did not come to me, i did not ...