hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she is untrustable. no one would have known any of that had happened. >> i agree. i give you credit for that. >> unbelievable. let's bring in the panel. we didn't need this much fire power. this is the dumbest statement i have heard since 47% since this is why we screw the planks out of voting to win an election. he is admitting that the strategy was to get hillary's poll numbers down why we have tray goudy working so piously. >> we don't need toto to pull back the curtain on the fake wizard of oz. i will do it myself. i think what kevin mccarthy is doing, he is a nice guy, he is trying to lock up. what he is doing there at the risk of sacrificing any credibility of his own party is say i am going to allow the attack dogs to go after hillary in that committee. that is what he was doing. it was a disaster in terms of global politics. >> i just love it when -- kevin mccarthy, nice name, really pretty and acts

benghazi dog t-shirt. it is down from $24.50. and what about this thong? it reads "four dead in benghazi. denied help three times by obama." and here is a hillary benghazi clinton notebook. i bought one for each of my daughters for school. and i almost wanna have another kid so i can put him or her in this onesie. it is not just about benghazi. look at these chem trail earrings. they read lies in the skies. my wife's birthday is coming up. here is a shower curtain. fantastic. and for those cold winter nights. footed pajamas that say it is pay back time, isis. screw you, isis. now let's make some hot cocoa. a wake up 9/11 job. the only hours are 9 and 11. that is nutso and only that last one. all of the others are completely legitimate. danny, welcome to the show. do you think a benghazi thong is inappropriate? >> depends on who you are dating. >> you can spice it up with the right guy. >> the right guy. it could be a turn on. >> did you think they are selling these things? >> i haven't checked the numbers on it. i don't know why they don't have the benghazi push up bra. you don'

a close look at her brand-new response about a question concerning benghazi. >>> the wildfire situation in california getting a lot worse. a new fire today claiming the life of another person and destroying ten more homes. we'll have a live report. >>> and pope francis visiting with fidel castro on day two of his historic trip to cuba, the communist dictator who once banned the church. we'll have the latest on their closed door meeting. >>> so we start with politics. a new poll is out following the second republican debate. enit shows carly fiorina's campaign is on the raise after her strong performance in wednesday's debate. fiorina now polling at 15% for second place, donald trump remains the front runner but his support a falling. trump taking an 8% drop from earlier this month and still though the top three performers are all political outsiders. kristen fisher is live in washington with more. >> reporter: well, carly fiorina jumping 12 point in two weeks is a big deal but it's not that surprising given her strong showing at the debate. what's surprising is what's happened

capitol hill to answer questions about the attack in the u.s. embassy in benghazi, libya. i am nicole petallides. lauren: i am transfixed that the stock market closed column as global markets go into a sigh of relief. after the dow served 300 points yesterday, dow futures are higher. the dow serving 79 points in the premarket. s&p gained eight-point at the s&p up 22 points. nicole: in other asian markets are posing some gains. the nikkei and the possibility of barrels. in making up a half of 1%. train for europe stocks open higher ahead of a central bank meeting. nice gains of more than 1.5% in london and paris and germany. nicole: key commodities, let's kick it off with oil. moving to the downside about a penny. looking at gold right now at 1132 h. rayon spirit lauren: this is how the u.s. dollar is trading against currencies ahead of the european central bank. the euro .12 versus the dollar as well as the japanese yen this morning. nicole: checking the 10 year yield. 2.19% right now. welcome to "fbn:am." looking at what is moving in today's markets, latest breaking news, what to exp

benghazi committee was squarely aimed at politics. maybe not confirms, but suggests that for sure. and pope francis tells the kentucky county clerk to refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples, to stay strong. >>> dramatic video, shows the chaotic aftermath. the russian government claims those strikes were a pre-emptive measure in fighting isis. earlier today, defense secretary ash carter said it doesn't appear isis is in that area. >> i want to be careful about confirming information, but it does appear that they were in areas where there probably were not isil forces and that is precisely one of the problems with this whole approach. >> we're expecting president obama to make remarks shortly at the white house. he's speaking to state democratic legislators. we'll bring you his remarks live. let me bring in nbc news pentagon producer, nbc news white house correspondent kristin welker, and ayman mole heldin at the u.n. carter said it appears isis was not in that area, so who do we think they were targeting? >> all we know is that there's not isis in the area, it's mainly opposi

leaders. we lost control to enemies across the middle east and she botched benghazi, so how much good did that doer? this is about larger policies. >> well, but -- you don't think t i's a threshold issue? >> i don't. this is why trump's voters are tired of the elite media being in bed with the political establishment. these kind of gotcha questions. >> you think hugh hewitt is part of the elite media? >> i think he had his 15 minutes and in a year you'll never hear his name again. >> what do you think? >> i refer back to the classic political science text on this, the reasoning voter by sam popkin who argues that voters are -- they exercise low information rationality. so ultimately they take short cuts to assess personalities of presidential candidates and then use those short decision. ultimately this won't matter for donald trump's voters in the republican primary. if he made it to the a general election, voters will care much more about domestic issues and a general sense of his foreign policy positions. the gotcha questions isn't what -- it isn't going to move one voter in terms of -

investigating benghazi had issued a subpoena to get records related to that. so that's also something that has been challenged. the big picture here though is at that news conference, the most important thing hillary clinton said was: there was no classified information in that server. you are going to drill down on that in a minute, a lot deeper, to figure out what really was in that server, but it turns out that was not true. there was classified information in that server. how it got there is still being investigated. and whether or not it was marked, you know, her story changed after march 10th. it started with there was no classified information in there. bottom line. in recent weeks and months, it's changed to it i didn't send or receive any classified information that was marked classified at the time. that is now, even though it's a shifting story, that is in dispute now asampaign hasd that other secretaries of state, citing collin powell and condi rice had personal email accounts. that's the response. this is about the server. do they ever answer the question about

and twitter. they fought in tripoli, benghazi, misrata and everywhere in between. who won this war? young people or everybody? >> everybody. but the young people, they started it. >> what was your day like as a revolutionary? >> you keep one thought in your mind. you do this for the next generation, for a better country, for a better life. >> you have a future now. >> yeah. there was no future in libya before gadhafi's regime. we were slaves for gadhafi. >> oh, this looks good. >> yeah, it is. >> barracuda is a seafood restaurant just outside of town on the mediterranean coast. >> one of the best foods in libya, i think, the seafood. >> the menu is not printed on paper. it's laid out right there for you on ice. >> we have dote here. >> what do they do? they just grill that? >> yeah, they grill it. some garlic, some sauce. it's really awesome. >> you pick out the stuff that interests you from the daily catch. okay, let's get one of these, one of these. >> some shrimps. calamari, too. >> and they cook it for you the way you want. >> grilled dote. >> oh, beautiful. wow. that's delicio

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benghazi. not good. right back with the latest. . . . >>> more bad news for hillary clinton, a man name brine pagliano who set up her server in her home was called to testify in front of a house panel. but pagliano's lawyers say he'll take the fifth and not testify. joining us from washington, correspondent rosen covering the story. katherine, why is this important? >> maybe i'm old fashioned but when you're low level i.t. guy takes the fifth, that is not good. and on top of that we had this nine-hour deposition with this long time clinton ally, cheryl mills who was her chief of staff. it was clear that after that deposition there was some kind of agreement between the republicans, democrats and the committee that they would come out and give one statement to the press, which wasn't extremely professional. she answer all of the questions. nothing was left in question. but it's all classified so now there's like a lid on it. you've done big investigations. now know how this works. they start with the little people on the outside and moving in and building a paper trail so they can s

. benghazi is that your 3:00 a.m. phone call and how well did you handle that crisis. >> of course it was a crisis. we lost four brave americans including the person that i asked the president to send as ambassador. but we live in a dangerous world. and even our diplomats are at threat and that goes all the way back to, goodness sakes, taking over our embassy in tehran or bombings of our embassy when president reagan was in charge. this is a dangerous world. and i think what we had to do during that period of time in trying to protect our people after the attack on the consulate. giving them -- getting them evacuated not only working on what was going on in libya, we had embassies that were under attack or threatened to attack by terrorist groups across north africa indeed across much larger swath of the world. i think it was terribly tragic what happened. i immediately asked for independent review, just like former secretary of state did. and i made that public. the only other person who did that was secretarial bright after our beam sees were bombed in africa. my view on this, we have t

committee investigating benghazi. what is she hiding? >>> and a big victory today for tom brady. a big loss for commissioner roger goodell and the nfl. a federal judge today tossed out brady's four-game suspension in the deflategate scandal. where does it all go from here? we'll talk about that with sports marketing legend tony ponturo and robert bolin. donald trump showing the republican party he is loyal to the party. the billionaire populist conservative signing a pledge, ruling out a third party or independent run. the move comes after polls make it increasingly clear he is likely to win this nomination. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: donald trump signed the republican national committee loyalty pledge to not run as an independent or third-party candidate and back whoever wins the gop nomination. >> i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party, and the conservative principles for which it stands. >> raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. >> reporter: only trump declined taking such a pledge d

thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she's untrustable. but no one would have known any of that had happened. >> i agree. i give you credit for sequestrati sequestration, i'll give you credit where credit is due. but here's what every conservative wants to know. >> yes. >> are you willing to defund obamacare and use your constitutional authority? are you willing to use the power of the purse to defund planned parenthood? will you use the power of the purse to stop the power grab of

staffers are pretty busy after the benghazi committee called them in to testify. ed henry is with us. benghazi is back. exciting. >> reporter: the vice-president in miami today, and what he is doing is testing the waters. his staff has been talking about it in private for some weeks. he was meeting with jewish leaders and that's significant, he was talking up the iran nuclear deal the president has been pushing and now appears to have the votes to get through the house and senate. that enables biden to burnish his foreign policy credentials and reach out to jew rich leaders who could be potentially helpful with votes, raising campaign money. he is still weeks away, we're told, from a decision, and hillary clinton's aides are watching this very closely. in a conference call with reporters today they were asked how would it impact your strategy if the vice-president gets in? her top aide insist they'll run the same race either way. they acknowledge they have what they called head winds from the e-mail controversy, and it got a whole lot tougher today when a former clinton aide, who hel

state. but that may be overshadowed by news concerning the long-running c congressional benghazi investigation and a comment made by a top republican about how that investigation has hurt hillary clinton politically. that's something democrats say has been the goal of the hearings all along. we get the fallout from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> yeah, it's like an obstacle course. >> reporter: hillary clinton dodging more obstacles. but amidst all the bad publicity over e-mails, today an unlikely political lifeline from the likely next speaker. republican kevin mccarthy saying the committee investigating benghazi and clinton's e-mails was created to destroy her candidacy. >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she's untrustable. but no one would have known any of that had happened had we -- >> i agree -- >> reporter: that's exactly what bill clinton has been saying. >> they look at the field and they say who do we not want to run

called to testify before the benghazi collect committee next week. >> what is interesting is the stakes were raised. you is seen the poll suffering and the question of honest and truth worthy. today, cheryl mills, a former chief of staff was testifying behind the closed doors before the special committee on benghazi. chaired by republican trey gowdy and that guys back to what is going on with the formal aid brian who was called in my trey gowdy who is threatening a subpoena to compel him to testify including one chaired by another committee. grassly staff telling us the legal council told the committee he would plead the fifth to any and all questions if compelled to testify. democrats on the benghazi committee led by cumminings are sthag understand why they did this. saying -- there is no evidence of criminal activity. it is understanding this witness' attorney advised him given the onslaught of candidates and members of congress and other false links. that is the democratic side. it will make be harded to make the case when you have the professional skwlaep hillary clinton and

responsibility for benghazi, nothing happened and what difference did that make? and you're sorry you used two emails? that's not the point. you used a private server and by doing that you sacrifice classified information. and on thursday, you said you were sorry for all the confusion that ensued. who was confused? are you saying that we're confused? that we don't get it? don't you dare throw that one on us. we're not confused. the law is clear and stop muddying the waters with your ever changing narrative. you never sent or never received anything classified, anything marked classified. well, how could anything be marked classified if your private server blocks the state department from doing so? but what i love hillary is how you say things? this week the washington times reported that your private emails included highly classified information on north korea's nuclear weapon program. >> i'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements. >> you act insulted, imposed upon. how would anyone think you would do anything untword and to think you have to answer questions from

and should have been turned over to the white house or the committee officials on benghazi. the speculation is whether they contained more classified information. the campaign is not in the loop, they say, stressing, we have always cooperated. meanwhile, state department officials appear to be splitting from clinton by telling "the washington post" regarding the request to turn over private e-mails were sparked by the messages she used a private account. it was a request made to former secretaries of state, something she struggled to explain. >> all i know is what i have said. and what i have said it was allowed. the state department have confirmed that. >> democrats reading new tea leaves tonight. the vice president sent a special invite to the papal events to kevin mccarthy, who chaired joe biden's campaign in 2008. it stirred speculation that the vice president is getting his campaign team in gear. >>> still ahead, pope francis with a message of love, kindness, service and caring. also, since it's delivered here in the nation's capital, one with some political overtones. ♪

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of i state about benghazi, about her emails, about her server and so when she revives this war on women, make no mistake, she will, this is her go-to line. >> reporter: meanwhile one analyst suggested sanders is rising but his profile may be short-lived. >> i think bernie sanders will do well in states like new hampshire with very small states. any states with urban environments will get killed by hillary. if blacks and hispanics were voting -- >> reporter: vice president joe biden who has not announced his candidacy, risen to 16% in new hampshire. a four-point jump from july. he is expected to decide whether to run sometime this month. leland? back to you. leland: we're all awaiting that decision. doug mckelway live in washington. thanks, doug. >> for more on the race for the democratic presidential nomination let's bring in our political panel. daniel halper, online editor of "weekly standard" and editor of clinton, inc., the rebuilding of political machine. with and we have the political editor of "the boston globe." you saw the numbers. sanders ahead of clinton by nine points

e-mails we're told related to libya broadly but benghazi specifically. those terror attacks from a few years ago. this is significant because we first really learned about the fact that hillary clinton had the personal account and had the personal server because of the fact that the republican chair of the house benghazi committee issued a subpoena for hillary clinton's e-mails related to benghazi. what's significant is we have officials confirming this house ha the state department's in the process of turning more clinton e-mail related to benghazi over to this special committee investigating the terror attacks. the committee doesn't know what's in the new e-mails. what's significant or not about the e-mails because they are in the process of being turned over to the committee. obviously, when you have a subpoena and you're supposed to turn over official documents if they're not turned over that could lead to all kinds of legal and political trouble. i want to add more breaking news in the last moment, we now have just gotten a statement from the committee and they say in the past

their roles in the lead up and response to the benghazi attacks and the use of the pri private e-mail account. the two controversy is threatening to engulf her campaign to the white house. welcome to "happening now". i am patty ann brown. >> i'm gregg jarrett. members of the house benghazi committee returning from vacation to grill high-profile allies of hillary clinton, that is former state department chief of staff cheryl mills and policy adviser james sullivan. the interrogation is taking place behind closed doors. notwithstanding the request for public hearings. capitol hill producer chad program caught up with a mill at this morning and asked if she would invoke the fifth amendment. >> have a good day. >> how long the expected go? >> in the meantime another clinton aide said he will lead the tenth, to install the mail server at her home. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live in our in washington newsroom. >> that for aid was also called to testify before that special benghazi committee in the house ledmer aid was also called to testify before that special benghazi

scandal. hundreds more emails about libya have been discovered. some of them related to the benghazi terror attacks. these are new. chief white house correspondent ed henry following this breaking story tonight. >>> a friday afternoon bombshell despite the state department repeatedly insisting it's turned over all of her benghazi-related emails to republican trey gowdy. fox has confirmed the department found new clinton emails related to libya and is in the process of turning them over to the house select committee on benghazi just weeks before clinton's october 22nd public testimony. committee staffers have not seen the content of the new e-mails and the friday revelation buried amid other major stories like pope francis's visit and the resignation of speaker john boehner raised eyebrows at the benghazi panel where aides say it's curious the emails are being produced after the state department shuffled its staff handling document production. gowdy's spokesman jamal wear saying, if indeed this is a sign the stonewalling and political protection effort that was previously being run by

. it's going to be very similar to the benghazi select committee. they believe that provides them cover ahead of the next vote and they'll put a lot of pro-life members on that, and that will be an investigation through the end of the congress until early 2017, chuck. >> john boehner, who never wanted the benghazi, flipped as a way to avert the last shutdown. go back to work, buddy. you got to get away from the camera. thank you, sir. >>> let's go to the campaign trail. big night in new hampshire. carson, bush, trump, all holding events in the granite state tonight. today is also the end of the fund-raising quarter. and ben carson, who a lot of us expect to be the big fund-raiser of the republican side is already touting some big numbers. >> there's no way that you can have enough money to run a national campaign for president. they forgot about one very important thing. the people. and the people have generated almost 600,000 donations to our campaign. >> let's go to kasie hunt. he's been with carson today. he'll be headed to bush. probably will get a sneak-peek at trump. kasie,

from the benghazi committee, the one to whom he's formally given notice he'll plead the fifth, and two others. at the same time, the justice department -- the fbi is looking at how classified documents were handled. so his lawyers are just being extra cautious here. they're saying, we know that the fbi's investigation isn't a criminal one at this point but it is the fbi after all. it could go there. and let's just be careful and not have him testify because the reason lawyers want their clients to do this is so they don't say something before congress that could be used as evidence against them in a criminal proceeding. no sign that's going to happen. but if you're a careful lawyer, this is the advice you would give your client. and if you're a careful client, you would be nuts not to take this advice. now, of course, congress is not powerless here. if they feel really strongly about this, they could give any witness immunity and force them to testify. but i can't imagine that's going to happen here. this is a pretty straightforward application of the fifth amendment. >> thank you

put together a benghazi special committee. a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she's untrustable. but no one would have known any of that had happened had we not thought that something -- >> missouri senator claire mccaskill is a hillary clinton supporter, of course, and joins me now. senator, this is just happening because he was on fox news. was this a case of him actually explaining what the benghazi committee is up to? >> yeah, it was a startling admission by the speaker in waiting. i think he forgot that, just because you're on fox news, doesn't mean that the rest of the country's not going to hear about it. and what he really did, andrea, is lay out for the american people that this is a tax-payer funded political hit job, and the most disgusting thing about it is that it's being done on the desks of four brave americans. and i think people should be outraged that this is now out in the open. we all believe that's what this was. they are not even going to finish their work, they say, until next year. now what are they doi

cases. we'll see if it turns around. bill: wednesday night they're all back on stage. benghazi hearing holding today. the man who set up the hillary clinton server. he already said he will take the fifth. what happens today? committee chair trey gowdy will tell us what hopes to get out of this in a moment. plus there is this. >> giant mark key name on -- >> winning in all the polls. >> duh, winning. >> you make a choice to win and you win. >> i'm winning everywhere. martha: winning, winning, winning. louisiana governor bobby jindal ripping donald trump in new web ad. the governor speaking in moments. how far will he go with this? we're about to find out. >>> regular traffic stop turns into a bully session as anti-police sentiment spreads. >> have a nice stay. >> no one you people are getting shot you're an absolute [bleep] >> thank you, ma'am. i appreciate it. >> you're welcome. ansformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ bill: fast moving brush fire coming dangerously close to dozens of homes in san jose. that fire broke out just across the road from a mobile home park. grew to

benghazi today. a memo he sent the year before giving then secretary of state hillary clinton tips on how to talk about libya on the campaign trail. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live on drks d.c. >> reporter: within the last hour jake sullivan has arrived at the select committee on benghazi hearing room. sullivan is a key player in the benghazi terrorist attack. he had a front-row seat as hillary clinton chief adviser. he made the decision to place a consulate in benghazi that did not meet the state department requirements and why the threats were ignored and why ambassador stevens was there in 2012. he's also at the center of the talking points fiasco. in the days after the attack the obama administration blamed an anti-islam video as the cause of the attack. the then acting director of the cia mike morell said in a series of emails he would work closely with sullivan and ben rhodes to work out any issues they had about the public explanation that would be offered on the sunday talk shows. that explanation did not adequately reflect the intelligence at the time. an

benghazi. tell us about it? >> state department has informed republican trey gowdy select committee there in the house that they found some new emails involving libya, involving benghazi and the terror attacks. we have not seen the content. trey gowdy has not seen the content yet. all he knows is that he is getting these emails. will they be significant or game changer? we don't know. what i think is important to ground score is hillary clinton and the state department have both repeatedly said all work related email was turned over to her by the department. that's what she has said. by the way she certified that peace of paper to a judge back in august saying she turned over all work related email questions being raised about that state department said everything related to benghazi they gave to that special republican committee. all of a sudden they do this on a friday. >> her state department said that right? not the current state department under john kerry, right? big pieces of context is fbi criminal investigation we all know about going on. so is the fbi cross-referencing what they

. reports say they're likely related to benghazi. this just coming into us right now that the state department is saying that they have, in fact, e-mails that are private from clinton that she didn't turn over. we've made a big thing of this previously, she had the ability to effectively go through that 60,000 pages of e-mails, who knows how many there actually have been and pick and choose exactly what she wanted to turn over. she claimed she didn't want to put in the things about yoga class or chelsea's wedding but many are skeptical whether or not there was more stuff in those e-mails, whether they were related to things like benghazi. whether they were related perhapsmore to her husband's ties for the speeches. but anyway, the committee has been investigating the benghazi attacks and hungry for more information as to her role and what she was doing in all of that, maybe the e-mails might offer a clue, we're continuing to get additional information into us right now, and we'll be back with more of it right after this. don't go anywhere. (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss o

the benghazi committee today. the former aide who set up the server said he will take the fill fifth. and donald trump possibly signing the republican party loyalty oath after attacking jeb bush for speaking spanish. presidential candidate lindsey graham joins me now exclusively. senator, welcome, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> first of all -- >> i'll speak english. >> speak english or spanish, whatever. >> i can only speak english. >> what do you think of donald trump, this priebus republican national committee petine meeti today. do you think he will sign the loyalty oath not to run as an independent? >> well, i hope he will. you know, the fact that we're having to sign an oath is not a good thing. if you're running as a republican, it should be assumed, if you lose you're going to support the republican nominee. if he signs the pledge that will be a great thing. you know, he raised his hand and said he's not sure that he wouldn't run as an independent. now if he's changed his mind an he will adhere to the pledge, that would be a good thing for the party. >> has he done dama

benghazi committee. after 17 months, and millions of dollars, the families left behind are frustrated. miningle ingmeyer and his family want answers from mrs. clinton and the committee. >> do your job, get it done. get to the truth. stop playing games. we're going on a third-year anniversary. and it feels like a decade. >> i need to know why my son was killed in benghazi. i want to know what's in that server. >> mrs. clinton's email and the mishandling of classified information are under new scrutiny especially those emails in the spring of 2011 as arms poured into the chaotic middle east and the state department sought to arm the libyan opposition. >> this would come under secretary clinton's watch. >> american arms dealer mark turi is at the center of a federal investigation involving libya, syria and turkey. turi is president of the turi defense group, a company that for decades has been licensed and regulated by the state department to sell and move tons of weapons around the world. he spoke exclusively to fox news. >> if a certain country is brokering various types of equipment,

of deflategate. and the former i.t. staffer will plead the fifth on benghazi. what if anything can hillary clinton do to put this controversy behind her? and finally, back to our top story. trump. loyalty in the gop. do we have any reason to believe donald trump will make good on his pledge not to bolt and run third party? start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. and when you bundle your home and auto insurance through progressive, you'll save a bundle! [ laughs ] jamie. right. make a bad bundle joke, a buck goes in the jar. i guess that's just how the cookie bundles. now, you're gonna have two bundles of joy! i'm not pregnant. i'm gonna go. [ tapping, cash register dings ] there you go. [ buzzing ] bundle bee coming! it was worth it! saving you a bundle when you bundle -- now, that's progressive. >>> andrea will be sit go down for an exclusive interview with hillary clinton. the two will discuss the

benghazi we'll hear more about benghazi before congressional committee next month. dagen: no, no, the biggest thing is, richard you can not argue with me on this, you can't be happy somebody she paid off the books essentially to run her server is now pleading the fifth, is not talking to fbi investigators and is not going to testify on this email matter. pleading the fifth, just that phrase could haunt her. >> ugly. >> it wouldn't, dagen. first of all they can give him immunity and testify just like that. here's why i will argue with you. every day the republicans talk about benghazi, thanks to mark, and emails is day they're not talking about what the country will look like if they get n hillary talking about -- >> "new york times" is talking about. >> i didn't interrupt you, excuse me. mark, mark. hillary is talking about college affordability. talking about middle class tax cuts. any number of things that help the middle class and benghazi and emails from the ticket to winning election in 2016. >> i want to get to mark really quickly. i will not quote anything from this articl

. what happens to the situation in benghazi? >> yesterday the united nations delegation to libya issued a very strong statement, clear condemnation of the operation that general haftar has started in benghazi. his future with regard to any deal that might be reached has reached stumbling blocks. many have expressed categorically. , to decide rather than prejudges this decision and taking this decision now. >> nasser badry, thank you, still a very complicated ways to unravel, thank you. >>> russia's foreign ministry has called for what they describe as concrete action. after a shell hit their neighborhood, emergency systems have been trying to approve bodies and take the wounded to hospital. india and russia say they will coordinate their actions in syria to avoid taking cross fire. talks with vladimir putin about security on is syria. golan heights which israel seized from syria in 1967. alexis tsipras has again been sworn into office after winning sunday's parliamentary elections. syriza party over tough new austerity measures. barnaby phillips reports from athens. >> reporter:

benghazi and even which republican candidate she would prefer to run against. joining me now with more on what clinton said and how the democratic race is shaping up is garret. >> the democratic race has tightened up a bit and hillary clinton has been on a recent media blitz. you mentioned some issues she addressed during here appearance, issues plaguing her campaign such as e-mail server in benghazi. clinton was asked about controversy surrounding planned parenthood and if she watched the videos. she said she has only seen experts and read about them and then went on the attack of republicans over the issue. >> i have seen excerpts from them. i have certainly read about them. and what i am troubled by are the misleading, inaccurate allegations about them that we heard from republicans at their debate. to shut down the government which some republicans are advocating over funding for planned parenthood which takes care of millions of women's health needs is the height of irresponsibility. >> clinton went over donald trump for recent controversy in the strong language he has been making he

as the tech guy who setup her private server is being called before the house committee on benghazi in about on hour. he is expected to plead the fifth to avoid self-incrimination but they are considering granting him immunity to discuss clinton's e-mail set-up. here is what trey gowdy had to say. >> we have to make sure the record is complete and talk to him. we have to make sure it hasn't been corrupted and we to make sure what the other witnesses tell us is true. >> the committee's top democrat slammed trey gowdy and the panel saying the testimony has nothing to do with benghazi and everything to do with republicans desire to derail clinton's presidential bid. there are reports the committee, judge, is seeking to offer immunity to him so he will sing like a canary is help the committee figure out what happened. there are reports he is going to plead the fifth. what do you think we can expect and why wouldn't they offer him that immunity? >> there is a political reason. the more he invokes the fifth the worse it looks for hillary. i mean her tech person in the scandal is pleading

attack in benghazi. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live on capitol hill. >> jake sullivan arrived here about six hours ago. he is well-into his deposition before the the benghazi select committee. sullivan is not a household name but he had a front row seat as clinton's policy advisor and first hand knowledge of the decision to place the consulate in libya with substandard security that did not meet state department requirements. >> in a country like libya you need to understand what policy you're wanting and you have to balance that. >> less than a week after the attacks, sullivan agreed to work with mike morel and ben rhodes on the talking points you see here that blamed the attack on an obscure video. he noted these points were not good and he had taken a editing hand to them. it was agreed jake would work closely with the technology community to finalize the points. we were able to confirm with the chairman of the benghazi committee the next witness up will be mike morel. >> i understand that you also have new information on the w s witness who will t

tonight, what was said about the committee investigating benghazi? now investigating longer than the watergate scandal. you're about to hear what the man many believe could be the next speaker of the house said what that committee has now accomplished. and hillary clinton's fiery response. and she's not the only one talking tonight. former president bill clinton back in the game, as well. abc's cecilia vega on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, more than 6,000 e-mails from hillary clinton's private account made public. but now, hundreds of those e-mails stored on her home server when she was secretary of state deemed so sensitive they've been marked classified. the house committee that brought the e-mail controversy to light back in the spotlight once again. the republican congressman hoping to replace speaker john boehner suggesting on fox news that the bipartisan investigation into benghazi is behind clinton's sagging poll numbers. >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee. a select committee. what are her nu