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George bush for the attacks of 9/11 saying he should have known. he got a report. i said, you know what? that's horrible. it's disingenuous. you're essentially implying the president of the united states allowed and stood back and allowed these horrible attacks to happen. the same thing is the implication here. you're essentially implying that hillary clinton voluntarily stood back and allowed four americans to be murdered. i think let's take politics out of this for a second. this is a horrible, horrible tragedy. >> yeah. >> we need to get to the bottom of what happened. let's not politicize ...

Perhaps save some americans that were killed and prevent the second attack which happened after seven hours. contradicts some of the stuff that we have been told. and the second charges is there are people who are honest, honorable career civil servants in state and cia who are being openly threatened for wanting to tell the truth about what happened presumably because it can that digits the administration's story. and, again, i think -- that's one scandal of thes other scandal is the unbelievable lack of interest by the mainstream media. we have had three episodes here. the scandal about what...

Assistant secretary level. >> bret: charles, this report says it went up to and including secretary clinton the democrats can say it's a partisan attack. when you produce documentary evidence of a charge said when she addressed the congress that was not exactly right. that she was not aware of these security compland and threat. >> let's play that. it was going to be our bump in shot. go ahead. >> the specific security requests pertaining to benghazi, you know were handled by the security professionals in the department. i didn't see those requests. they didn't come knee. i didn't approve them...

We provided significant enhancements to security funding over the many years. i wrote the law that started it in '99 that gave us a major push forward. this was a matter of lack of leadership. even the administration officials have said, very clearly, that it wasn't that we didn't have ten or 15 or 20 more diplomatic security personnel or the availability of our military to step in, should things go awry, as they did, it was a matter of not deploying them properly, not having advance notice which is as plain as the nose on my face through those cables that we had an ever-worsening deterioratin...

Would have made a difference in a bureaucracy plagued by what the board called systemic failures. after all, as the security situation in libya worsened, the state department turned away three security assets from the department of defense. state department officials have testified that funding was not an issue. more resources may have been needed in some areas, but the tragedy of benghazi was rooted in bad decisions. finally, the benghazi perpetrators must be apprehended or they must be killed. it's troubling that tunisia recently released a key suspe suspect f suspect. poor libyan cooperatio...