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Another cable warning washington of a deteriorating situation where libyan extremists are, quote, targeting international organizations and foreign interests. >> why would state tell a special forces security team it is not needed in a place like benghazi? >> they were trying to tell a better story than was actually unfolding on the ground. >> lieutenant general william g. boykin was the united states deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence. >> it is because they live in a fantasy world. >> which brings us back to hollywood. remember, the coptick christian who made that warrior movie...

Brett behr is getting to the bottom of it in a special report. >> june 25, stephens sends another cable warning washington of a deteriorating situation, where libyan extremists are, quote, targeting international organizations and foreign interests. >> why would state tell a special forces security team it's not needed in a place like benghazi. >> they were trying to tell a better story than was actually unfollowing -- unfolding on the ground. >> he was understate secretary of intelligence. >> they live in a fantasy world. >> all right. to the anchor, brett behr. brett, kudos to your report. i...

Committee which some describe as untruthful. >> jennifer at the pentagon, thank you. join me at 10:00 p.m. eastern time for a special look at the investigation into last fall's benghazi terror attacks. here is a preview. june 25th. steven sends another cable, warning washington of a deteriorating situation where libyan extremists are, quote, targeting international organizations and foreign interests. >> why would state tell a special forces security team it is not needed in a place like benghazi? >> they were trying to tell about the story that was unfolding on the ground. >> he was the unite...

>> good morning to you. welcome back to "fox & friends first". it is time for your 5@5:30. the top stories making news at this hour. we are hours away from getting word from benghazi. including a former head of a special forces security team. he says extra security is denied. a document revealed there were 230 different security incidents over a one-year period before the attack. this comes as they continue to back pedal after it happened. we learned it finally admitted there was never any froes outside of the consulate there.

Got our hands on an e-mail he sent where he revealed the government of libya was not able to forget the american diplomatic mission and described benghazi as, quote, not an environment where posts should be directed to normalize operations and reduce security resources in accordance with an artificial timetable. special forces security team left libya in august, a few weeks before the attack, and the state department so far is saying they never heard anyone on the ground ask for that team to stay longer. but the leader of that team, lieutenant colonel andrew wood from the utah army national gu...