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Diplomats to develop symptoms that cannot be described. conventions. like, what a thing happened at a time at a place, bad, got it? we re not explaining further. and this report just kind of hung out there for a few hours. wire services eventually picked it up. nobody was able to add anything to the original radio report. so then that same cbs radio reporter showed up at the state department briefing today, clearly frustrated, right? hoping to get some more actual information, some flesh to hang on those bones, as to what the heck those incidents were, what those symptoms were, that befell our u.s. diplomats and how big a deal is this. they asked the state department. and then it got even weirder. and we ve got that next. stay with us. [upbeat music] ....
Him. this has been a priority, this came up at a state department briefing today. spokespers spokesperson, listen. we should not be surprised that a suspected terrorist might more readily agree to show up for an interview for a reporter than he or she would for a scheduled meeting with the u.s. special forces. and respectfully, i submit to you, that that is not properly framing the question, the question being put to you it seems to me, is why u.s. special forces couldn t have an unscheduled meeting. there are reasons why individuals, including terrorists meet with reporters to gain more attention for their issues or their agenda. following your own logic, the next question to be propounded to you is, why didn t we pose as a reporter to capture him then? well, we appreciate your view if you re volunteering yourself for future endeavors, we ll take ....
Him. this has been a priority, this came up at a state department briefing today. spokespers spokesperson, listen. we should not be surprised that a suspected terrorist might more readily agree to show up for an interview for a reporter than he or she would for a scheduled meeting with the u.s. special forces. and respectfully, i submit to you, that that is not properly framing the question, the question being put to you it seems to me, is why u.s. special forces couldn t have an unscheduled meeting. there are reasons why individuals, including terrorists meet with reporters to gain more attention for their issues or their agenda. following your own logic, the next question to be propounded to you is, why didn t we pose as a reporter to capture him then? well, we appreciate your view if you re volunteering yourself for future endeavors, we ll take ....
Under in the last six weeks are brutal. he was kept in a segregated area. he had a tough few days personally. he was dealing with stress. reporter: was he chained in the cell. that ended up happening. reporter: he s held on the jail. and first hearing on may 28th. and will not be in front of a jury. secretary kerry talked. and we don t know what it has been. the secretary has not been asked a question surprisingly by the press in the last two days. and he returns back tonight and we have our producer in the state department briefing today. we expect to get a comment from them and that question will be asked by us here at fox. still in the jail and first hearing may 28th and it will be in front of a judge that will hear the evidence. ....
A branches of al sharia in libya. the former guantanamo detainee has historic ties to usama bin laden which date back to the 90s, this designation of his group comes 16 months after fox news identified him as a suspect in the terrorist assault which killed four americans and three months after fox connected three benghazi suspects including kumu to al qaeda leadership or the core in pakistan. it is accurate of the group being targeted by the bureau at this point, there is strong al qaeda ties. reporter: the designation after ansar al sharia and historic ties of ben kumu in pakistan further weaken the reporting of the new york times investigation which concluded that the attack was solely the work of local extremists, jon. jon: what should we be waiting to hear at the state department briefing today? that brief something scheduled to begin about 15 minutes from now. the key whether the state ....