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This investigation is not will be the message for the future going forward. >> and this morning, for first time, house speaker john boehner waded into the benghazi waters and had some tough words for the white house, calling for it to release a key series of state department e-mails he says proved the administration knew the day after the attack that it had not been caused by an anti-muslim video. >> the goal here is to get to the truth. four americans, four americans lost their lives. their families want to know the truth. the american people want to know the truth. the white house has done e...

National background checks systems without a violation of privacy laws. what do you think of that, is that good enough for you? >> well, actually what that says is it would allow you to do that in spite of what the current privacy laws say. i think you'll find there is going to be some significant concern about that. i do think that we need to be sure that we are linking up law enforcement officials when they have a problem that involves mental health. you know, in a couple of the cases i just mentioned, those individual had been banned from the local campus, from the local whatever, but nobod...

Between the fbi and the army, we can't ensure that it won't happen again. in this case, we know that the government had information that major hasan was communicating with the radical cleric in yemen, that he was increasingly unhappy with the military, that he was becoming radicalized, but we don't know why the information wasn't shared, why the dots weren't connected. and it is imperative that we understand what went wrong so that we can help ensure that it doesn't happen again. >> and this is not an idle threat. if you don't have it by monday, subpoenas will go to the white house. >> that's ...

Another person were swept away while snowmobiling. he is the president of coknowco phillips alas ka. the tsa has a new tactic. "usa today" reports the agency plans to share classified information with 10,000 airport workers in an effort to help officers spot threats. a tsa spokeswoman tells "usa today" that information will help empower its officer. clark head irvin is director of the aspen institute's homeland security program and inspector general for homeland security. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the benefit of sharing this information and the risk, because i...

Make sure that people with whom this information is shared, they passed all the necessary background. it's absolutely critical they have this intelligence and i would argue it should have been done sooner. >> those will be getting this hand's on on one level and yet not. this is not going to go to 90% of the tsa employees and that would include all of those people when we are at the airport we pass through on those checkpoints, doesn't go to them, right? who gets it? >> that's right. it goes to really about 20% or so of the screener work force, namely the supervisors, the managers, and there a...