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Yemen, again, demonstrations, the respect for america has gone down. there's not a sense of american resolve. so there wouldn't be unrest among muslims in the region, over a blasphemous video on the internet and wouldn't be terrorist attacks on u.s. targets and personnel if only the so-called arab street respected the u.s. president's resolve. in this republican vision, a mitt romney presidency by the power of its mere presence would make anti-american unrest disappear around the globe. because attacks on american installations and diplomatic posts worldwide only happen when a sitting american...

So says the former bush administration official who is speaking for mr. romney on this subject. during the administration in which that official served there were fatal attacks on u.s. diplomatic sites in places like yemen and syria and pakistan, by some counts there were more attacks on u.s. diplomatic facilities abroad under george w. bush than by any other u.s. president. not to mention 9/11. were those attacks because george w. bush didn't have resolve? when there were terrorist attacks during, say, the reagan administration, say, the horrible beirut bombing in 1983, was that a reflection ...

40 cities across the region and beyond. but as bad as it looks, the demonstrations were generally small. but in what will have implications for nbc security worldwide, extremists have found a weak spot to attack a superpower they believe is responsible for an offense against islam. >> that was richard engel, nbc's chief foreign correspondent today reporting from cairo. president obama earlier this week had ordered a detachment of 50 u.s. marines to go shore up security at the american embassy in libya, in tripoli. now the administration says it's also going to send a similar sized detachment o...

Presidential campaigns believe is going to decide this election. that is all ahead this hour, all from today's news. it is a very big show. we start with tonight's top story and with a decision made in march 2003, which is when then-president george w. bush ordered the u.s.-led invasion of iraq, march 2003. it was also the month when it was ordered that the flag-draped coffins of american service members killed abroad could not be photographed when those coffins got back to the united states. that change in policy under george w. bush was a source of anger and controversy. it is why coffins ...

Installations and diplomatic posts worldwide only happen when a sitting american president lacks resolve. that's the romney campaign's new attack on the u.s. government and the president. that's how they are explaining now the demonstrations at the embassies and the attack in benghazi that killed our ambassador. those are all a sign of president obama having a lack of resolve. so says the former bush administration official who is speaking for mr. romney on this subject. during the administration in which that official served there were fatal attacks on u.s. diplomatic sites in places like yem...