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>> don't get early excited about the miranda. >> they're likely discussing death penalty behind the scenes. is in any chance in your view that the doj agrees to take the death penalty off the table in this case? >> i don't think so. it's an atrocious event -- offense. when the embassy bombing happened in '98 that case went to trial in 2000, 2001. holder was deputy attorney general at the clinton justice department then. they signed off on it then. this is a domestic attack. i think there will be more outcry for a death penalty. >> given the circumstances he's not averse to death penalty cases....

Knapsack having left it on the ground, and then ten seconds later an explosion occurs where dzhokhar tsarnaev had placed the knapsack. it seems clear that even more clear than tamerlan tsarnaev, they have him dropping the bomb. in terms of death penalty discussions which are going on behind the scenes, how big a factor is that? i don't care if he's a sweet kid all his life, they have him on tape dropping the bomb. >> number one, the evidence is crucially evidence. up with thing to describe what somebody did, but another thing to watch it. which is atrocious. the second thing, you say to yourse...

This. the 9/11 commission warned about this. i testified before a bunch of congressional hearings it. gave testimony to the commission. >> megyn: why is the system working poorly. or am i overstating the case given the volume they deal with? >> no. they are not doing face-to-face interviews and 99.be 5% approval level right now. do you think anyonebe is scrutinizing anything in you have 7,000 ice agents in the united states. half of them is doing custom work. nobody is checking in the status of the student or the school. 10,000 schools according to the g.a.o. are authorized to bring in foreign...

Were getting public funding, saying i'm quoting here, we are prohibited from releasing such records. our interpretation of the law indicates it is confidential. but it turns out that the law is open to interpretation because massachusetts community college and bunker hill college both released the financial aid information on tamerlan tsarnaev saying the older brother got more than $5,000 in aid. their quote is this. we released it because reporters asked. we believe we are well within our legal rights to release the information that we did. now a massachusetts republican state senator named r...

That's the memo. now for the top story tonight. let's bring in fox news correspondents james rosen and carl cameron following the news in washington today. tell me something i don't know. >> probably, bill, the only salient fact that we didn't previously know that emerged from secretary clinton's testimony all day today was that the one suspect in the benghazi attacks who has actually been arrested in to your tunisia and later released we are now told by the secretary remains under surveillance, constant surveillance and probably has not left tunisia. now, i'm going to tell you something you d...