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Had gotten to benghazi and in a city of 700,000 people had massacred tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands had fled over the border, destabilizing egypt, everybody would be saying, why didn't the president do something? >> can i ask you about -- >> these are difficult choices. >> did speaker boehner raise any objections when he was briefed prior to the mission? >> well, i know that there was a constant flow of information, both to members and staff. and, of course, the president had a conference with some members in person, others, many others, including the speaker on the phone. but we hav...

Rpg's on the police. >> you're calling it sabotage at the pipeline even though the official line is just a gas leak? >> i am. frankly, you need to connect the dots this is not all happening by sheer accident. today the news stations have talked about an assassination attempt on the egyptian vice president. >> right, we've been reporting that. >> therefore, what is really happening is a true attempt at destabilizing egypt and bringing egypt to chaos. >> on the point of chaos, you are hunkered down at home with your family and taking part in neighborhood patrol in the middle of the night going d...

On the security council doning what they did. the united states and other countries were in a position to enforce it. if you look at the coverage on al jazeera, listen to the statements in the opposition in libya, there is a great deal of appreciation for what we and others have done in order to stop gadhafi on his mission of merciless oppression. so this was an international effort that the united states was a part of. i certainly believe it was within the president's constitutional authority to do so. it is going according to the plan that the president laid out. the united states will be tr...

Hammers. >> secretary clinton pushed back against allegations that the president violated the constitution as some in congress suggested by failing to seek congressional approval for the intervention in libya. >> this was an international effort that the united states was a part of. i certainly believe it was within the president's 700,000 people massacred tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands fled over the border, destabilizing egypt, everybody would be saying why didn't the president do something? >> also on "meet the press," dick luger pressed the white house for more detail as he has ov...