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Senator rand paul second at 13%. christie tied with former florida governor jeb bush, with 10%. >> all right. so weve got to bring in wolf to talk about all of this, to make sense of all of these poll numbers. and wolf, you know, its a little ways away from the election. but what do you think of this? do you think that the numbers indicate that christie is being hurt more by the scandal than clinton is with her problems with the fallout of benghazi? what do we make of this, back and forth? >> am...

Kept referring to that word. as far as hillary clinton is concerned, among the democratic base, some of those other so-called scandals, whether benghazi, some of these other issu issues, dont seem to be hurting her at all. by far, she is the front runner. certainly hers to lose if, and still a big if, if she decides to run once again for president of the united states. she is way ahead of the field right now. look at those numbers right now. 70% among democrats choice. and remember, were two yea...

Jon: a brand-new report on the benghazi terror attack on the bipartisan congressional investigation is not only critical of the state department for failing to recognize and respond to security risks before four americans, including our ambassador to libya were killed. the report also finds fault with the pentagon and the white house. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live with that from washington. is this report different from the one that the state department investigation g...

Hard work, you know, hes been able to take a couple of trips, you know, to the hoover dam and he went to visit our field office, but, you know, hes putting good time in to get ready for this debate. as you know we had to cut back other debate prep because of the job of being president, but hes taken the criticism well and i think that youll see him show up tonight well prepared. >> there is a foreign policy debate exploding around him and this is supposed to be a domestic policy debate. the ques...

Who may have been involved? >> well, i sure hope so and i mean, i was out in these places and if i had ever been killed in these places, i sure -- im sure my last wish would be they would go after these people. im sure theyre doing it. i would rather it not be done on the front page of newspapers as today but its important people know if you come after americans like that were coming after you. >> hillary clinton is speaking about this at a news conference at the state department right now. i th...

Presidential issue. i mean the notion that the president is supposed to know where each security officer is at a given time, but it is an issue about the overall ability of the administration to manage these problems in a troubled part of the world. >> in this political climate the republicans were saying that the president should have been responsible for what a press officer in cairo put out. this does rise to the level of whether the state department anticipated security problems, whether the...

Once again tonight. he will say mitt, you ssupport same policies that got us into this mess, he will go after the tax cuts for the rich, wall street regulations, we know what hes going to say and no doubt hes going to say it off the bat. >> the third thing the magic 47%, how high thats going to play and whether or not mitt romney can sneak in benghazi and the foreign policy attack lines in a domestic debate? >> the most telling tv ad in the last two weeks has been the obama decision to put the r...

Administration went out, probably too early with an incomplete report from the u.n. ambassador susan rice on "meet the press" and other programs and now are being called to task. the security in benghazi was very, very thin. and we have the situation where there was clear -- there were clear warnings. what does the administration do? how do they handle these inquiries? >> first of all theres an investigation under way. its an accountability board thats looking into it. the first thing is, they p...

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