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Attack on baghdad: we have an accounting that said it was handled at the middle management level from the department of state and wasnt adhered to. it its not an accounting of why security was not provided, why an ambassador was told know and who told him know. bill: you said the narrative about the attack is most disturbing because people start to believe their government is not being are not coming with them. weve been watching awful the hearings and scandals in washington, this is what we fou...

Bill: there are new concerns over white house credibility when it comes to the benghazi terror attack. a new poll shows a majority of people, 5 #% say the whit 53% say the white house is mostly hiding something related to the attack. general jack keane, retired four-star general re, vice cheech of the army and a fox news military analyst among many other things. good to see you. nine months later can you explain this? >> its outrageous. we still dont have a full accounting of why the security wa...

Martha: it has. we want to talk to chris wallace about, anchor of "fox news sunday." good morning, chris. >> good morning, martha. martha: there was a lot of discussion about a few words. the original release from "the new york times" said the administration has lost all credibility. then they went back apparently and added, theyve lost all credibility on this issue, which softened the blow a little bit. your thought first of all on that? >> actually its more precise, i think it makes more sense...

Administration. with the addition of those words on this issue its very stringing. they basically are saying this its damage just when any president, either party, liberal or con e conservative has too much power and in the name of security uses it to spy on all of us and they are keeping true to their basic principle on it. at least they are, consistent. martha: lets take a look at another piece of the editorial because it does back up this notion, as you say. this sort of tracking can reveal a...

Of the senate. now hes speaking as president of the united states and hes the guy who is on record as being responsible for our national security and i think that he has, you know, an obligation to protect us and he feels this is necessary. and hes got the legal right to do it, martha. i mean he can legally do it and its an extension of a policy that was put in place under president bush. i dont think that there is question when you look at this thaeup its a different position being taken by the...

This benghazi matter. >> all of that is certainly disturbing. there is a basic distrust of government to begin with that people have, but they want to believe the government officials, after all they vote for them. the fact of the matter is that when something like this happens and there is a pattern of activity then you begin to have a credibility problem, and trust which i which is essential begins to break down. bill: we were just talking 30 minutes ago with chris wallace, hell have ron johns...