security contractor in benghazi, libya. his story was published in a book called 13 hours and a movie that was also entitled 13 hours. he gave me firsthand account of how he and others are lucky to be alive after then benghazi paris attack that took place september 11, 2012. >> where are you, were under fire, and he said use where you're going to come help us. do you stay here and watch your friends or let your friends die or do you like the right decision and it was orders in which he did any go over and help. >> he talked about desensitization toward today or. >> you see it on the news and you get desensitized about these things that happened overseas. there's guys doing what i have done and are doing it every day. >> he wasn't it extreme believer in god but he has a little more faith in god since the incident. >> it's a perfect event tonight which is talking less about benghazi and talking about god in combat. i tell people you may not believe in god but you have to believe in something. i'm not too sure that he voted for hillary. >> politics with the election over i think we can s

passionately two years ago about benghazi and warned against civilians there. [ inaudible ]. [ inaudible question ] >> iran is a good example of the gap i think between some of the rhetoric in this town, not i think there was a really robust debate about the merits of the iran deal before it was completed. and i actually was pretty proud of how our democracy processed that. it was a serious debate, i think people of good will were on both sides of the issue. ultimately we were able to persuade members of congress and the public at least enough o at the time the main argument against it was iran wouldn't abide by the deal. that they would cheat. we now have over a year of evidence that they have abided by the agreement. that's not just my opinion, it's not just people in my administration, that's the part of a government that vehemently opposed the deal. so my suspicion is that when the president elect comes in and he is consulting with his republican colleagues on the hill that they will look at the facts because to unravel a deal that's working and preventing iran from pu

clinton, a lot of heat over the of benghazi disaster but the way that i looked at that issue is perhaps she had four hours to deal with something that took placeal wit halfway across the world . on 9/11 it came now there was a presidential debriefing. >> we will hear from senator graham from the 9/11 commission and the things that you said. >> but the general support to let the people know should be to the of release of the information of the hijackers from san diego where they lived . we know very little with those streams of financial support and that information that this available one will be made open to the american people as early as possible with the new president's administration. >> when you hear the term right-wing conspiracy? >> i think that is a little over the top that people have gotten to gather i think there is a lot of people in america who havei come to a similar conclusion that the government is not paying attention but i don't think that is the result of people colluding together . maybe with some genuine experience. >> as the party gotten more conservative and the

the house select benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on the compound in libya. >> it makes a difference this how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: and mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator, jeff sessions. endorse the president elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before he was in the senate, he was no, ma'am nominated--he was no, ma'am international airported for a federal judgeship but--he was nominated more a federal judgeship. and mike pence says that the transition is going well. >> we have a great number of men and women, coming forward to serve. >> reporter: the president meetings from the trump tower in new york to the trump national golf club here in new jersey. tomorrow he is going it zit down for a highly anticipated meeting are mitt romney. the former republican presidential nominee is considered a potential pick despite his previous criticism of the president elect. and he describes the meeting as one to seek council. kenneth craig, cbs news, new y. investigating after a body was found at the river bott

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with a benghazi graveyard, dozens of signs and tons of fans. >> people have been here three and four times. they've come back many times over the course of's several months. every time hillary does what she does i put up a new sign. >> it's a spectacle. >> it's a spectacle that started in the primaries and she wasn't a trump supporter them. but she she didn't support hillary. >> people started reacting to it. then they would say can you put this one up. look what's going on. and i did. so it's not just mine, it's a little bit of everybody who has been stopping by. >> as you can see it has grown a lot bigger. in fact they have an entire routine just to keep it in great shape. >> nice meeting you. >> they are all numbered, from . so we take it down and put it away, my bedroom should be up there, that you're in that room has become my bed for literally the last month and half. i sleep right behind the trump sign. >> she also said she has a really received too much hatred and response for what she's had on her long but she's gotten a ton of mail, good and bad. >> this is a letter fr

deal and was a rumor of the house selected benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack. it makes a difference in how >> earlier mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate sessions was nominated for a federal judge ship but was rejected for alleged races comments he made during his tenure as you is attorney in alabama vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly.>> we have a great number of men and women with gray qualifications. >> the president-elect is moving his high-profile transition meetings from the trump tower in new york to the trump national golf club in new jersey. tomorrow he's expected to sit down for a highly anticipated -- highly anticipated meeting with mitt romney. smith he is considered a potential pick despite his previous criticism of the president-elect.>> donald trump is a phony. >> the trump transition team counsel. kenneth craig cbs news that mr.

nuclear deal and was a member of the e benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. >> it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: earlier mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a federal judgeship but was racial comments he made. vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women, great qualifications coming forward to serve the new administration. >> reporter: the president- elect is moving his high- profile transition meetings from the trump tower in new york to the trump national golf club here in new jersey. tomorrow he is expected to sit down for a highly anticipated meeting with mitt romney. the former republican presidential nominee is despite his previous criticism of the president-elect. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >>

graduate, army veteran, lawyer and tea party republican who took on hillary clinton over benghazi. >> how come no one has been held account to believe date? >> they could not find a breach of duty. >> ma'am, i'm not asking what the arb did, i'm asking what you did. >> reporter: pompeo helped mike pence with the debates and said penalties. >> he's hardworking, he understands the agency very well. he's a solid pick. >> reporter: with republicans running the senate, donald trump's aides believe these nominees will get confirmed because democrats won't be able to challenge a new president so early in the administration. lester? >> andrea, thank you. >>> as we head into the weekend, millions are watching the weather. a deadly blizzard sweeping across the upper midwest, a big winter blast in the middle of fall, and there's more trouble on the way that could impact holiday travelers. >> reporter: today in minnesota, blizzard conditions sweeping across large swathes of the state, wind gusts over 70 miles per hour as many are getting their first dose of winter weather. >> we're not talking

bears fruit. especially if the 650,000 emails contain classified information or a benghazi stand-down order. she and bill have so much in common. it will further split the country at the partisan seams. but she'll grease her way out of conviction and live to see another term. mark my words. a good question for hillary is what happens if donald wins in a ask squeaker. >> are we going to ask if she is going to accept the results? kennedy: we know she has been inciting violence. all the never trumpers will run around for the next four years saying "i told you so." do you think it's tough to have the standard-bearer of your party misrepresent your views. >> i'm here vouching for hillary clinton, it's time somebody did. kennedy: you think this election is going to be over next tuesday. >> nothing is over until we decide it is. was it over when the germans bombed pearl harbor? kennedy: no, and it won't be over on november 8. the vitriol and the infighting and cock-fighting. the slave is released from bondsage only to find a stronger set of chains. fun. i want to chain you up on kennedy. we

: as for pompeo, he's been a fierce critic of hillary clinton for the benghazi attack. >> how come a single person lost a single paycheck? how come no one has been held accountable to date? >> reporter: the kansas republican arguing there was a coverup surrounding benghazi as the panel investigating the incident failed to find new evidence of wrongdoing on behalf of the obama administration or clinton. trump unveiling his picks with little pomp and circumstance, blasting out a press release this morning, as he remained ensconced in trump tower. now set to hunker down for a weekend of not stop meetings. among those on his schedule, 2012 gop presidential nominee mitt romney. former chancellor of the washington, d.c. public schools michelle rhee, and general james mattis. a source says romney has long wanted to serve as secretary of state. but a cabinet post in a trump white house would surprise many given the tone between the two men during the campaign. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> he's a sad case. he choked. you know what a choke artist is? >> reporter: now, one of the lin

of the lead republicans investigating the 2012 benghazi attack. then there's steve bannon, trump's chief strategist. he was an investment banker and hollywood investor. most recently he made it his mission jeff sessions, the former prosecutor has opposed immigration reform as well as bipartisan proposals. sessions has been accused of calling civil rights groups up american and criticized the voting rights act. and finally the chairman of the republican national committee who will be the president-elect's chief of staff. while prebus is a mainstream some fear he is too much of a washington insider. >> i want to bring in political analyst back. all right. to you first. still unclear who trump will nominate as u.s. secretary of state. lots of names have been tossed around. among will latest david petraeus. here is what trump's white house chief of staff had to say about that. >> during this trump campaign they hammered hillary clinton for mishandling classified information pretra petraeus was convicted from that. >> learning from really smart people as far as what the right decision m

apologize for everything whether it was the e-mails, benghazi, her husband in the past, it was all the mission and it was very strong rather than covering what you do, and i think you that's why. >> her top advisers said that she had a path lodge logical to apologize. it made a lot of people think that the press was not on attack for hillary clinton and several think very sympathetic to her. >> well, they have been asking this over the number of decades. are they talking at issues that mattered to you. is that what you hear when you turn to the media. we hit record lows and i place a lot of blame on the clinton campaign for that? >> do you place the blame on the media that was distracted by access hollywood and all kinds of accusations? >> i would have loved to see more covers of the issue. people knew that he wanted to build a wall and he was clear on what he wanted to do. hillary clinton had a basket of 5,000 things that she would talk about. that was hard for any one message to break through that. >> okay. we're going to leave it there. thanks very much for stopping by this sunday.

future. t >> reporter: dorothy woods, individual dough of a navy s.e.a.l. killed in benghazi -- >> i hope they will take my experience and make their own decision about why she cannot be commander in chief. >> reporter: david clark jr., a sheriff in milwaukee county. >> donald trump's not beholden to anybody. when he goes to washington, d.c. he's not going to owe anybody anything. >> reporter: it's not always a friendly reaction. >> that mercedes, two up. he just shot me a bird out his window. out his sun roof. >> reporter: the group rocks up to clemmons, north carolina. >> trump, trump, trump, trump! >> reporter: all those people gathered for an event with the trump dignity tears the featured attraction. >> we've got to push on now to get trump across the finish line! >> reporter: the enthusiasm here palpable. the dignitaries sign autographs -- >> i love your hat. and you even look better in it. >> reporter: and give smooches to anything to get out the vote. >> excited for tuesday? >> reporter: inside the event, one of our new friends turns on us. >> people are learning to rely on things

roll and hillary had to step away from her campaign for her third benghazi hearing? - right now-- - the only one you've asked for is sidney blumenthal. that's the only one you've asked for. you need to make sure the entire record is correct. - and that's exactly what i want to do. - well, then go ahead. - i'm about to tell you. [laughter] - so clear. so concise. it all makes sense now. and throughout the day, hillary was right in the thick of it. but while hillary clinton had to endure repetitive questions and endless bickering, it wasn't a total waste of her time. - madam secretary, you are welcome to answer the question, if you would like to. - well... i wrote a whole chapter about this in my book "hard choices." i'd be glad to send it to you, congressman. all: oh! [cheers and applause] - that--that is gangster. hillary's promoting her book in the middle of a hearing that could end her political career. "hard choices," now available in paperback. we have to talk about last night. the iowa caucus. bernie sanders won! [cheers and applause] yeah. but not as much as hillary clinto

seriously if they want to. two of his intel committee members were on our benghazi committee. they didn't sign his report. they signed ours. you don't issue a final definitive report without interviewing eyewitnesses. he didn't interview the eyewitnesses. >> a spokesman for congressman rogers says he stands by his committee's benghazi report. the witness interviews never changed the facts about secretary of state's clinton's failures and former staff had nothing to do with roger's decision to leave congress. two trump campaign contacts cautioned drawing conclusions about the transition family sizing it will be the president-elect who makes the final call on all appointments. sandra? >> all right. catherine, thank you. new developments on the leadership of trump's transition team with today's announcement that mike pence may be taking over demoting new jersey governor chris christie. reports object makeup of the more permanent cabinet are turning heads when it toms to chief of staff recommendation'. trump campaign ceo steve man none top the list. trump campaign manager corey lewando

clinton took a lot of heat for the benghazi issue, the way i look at that, she had four hours to deal with something taking place halfway across the world. now on 9/11 it a came out there was a daily briefing-- >> tell you what, we are joseph, edward, we're going to hear from senator graham. i'm sure you hear about the 9/11 commission and what should be released? >> i don't believe that president-elect trump has made a definitive statement as to what his position will be on this, but his general support for the concept of transparency letting people know what the government is doing i think should release to what is an enormous trove of additional information about the 9/11 hijackers while they were-- in one community. the others lived in new jersey, virginia and frankly, most of them. 13 lived in florida. we know very little who they dealt with. who was giving them support, what were their streams of financial support and i hope that that information all available will be made open to the american people as early as possible in the new president's administration. >> host: senato

the democrats, thanks to the benghazi hearings. >> mike will have set aside the role that he played in the congress with the benghazi committee. i am confident he will do that and rely on him to do that. the job of cia director. >> if you are a do i hard trump supporter or like cruz. you are probably thrilled with the selections. but if you are a moderate republican or democrat, you probably have problems, and big problems with all throw of those picks. >> all right, thank you very much. >> president-elect donald trump defending the decision to roach a 25 million settlement in lawsuits over trump university. he had previously vowed he would not do. he could have beaten the lawsuits accusing him of fraud but said he opted to it settle so he could focus on the needs of the country. eric snyderman and i am quoting. the settlement agreement is a reversal by donald trump and a major victory for the 6000 victims. i am pleased every victim will receive restitution. >> and president obama meet be with the peruian president as he wrapses up his last foreign trip. trade tops the agenda as he

benghazi, libya attacks, where he accused the obama administration of a cover-up and was one of the harshest critics of hillary clinton. >> why was heaven and earth not moved at the initial sound of the guns? maybe even putting tankers in the air from o'connell air force base? it was clear that you did not know how long it would continue or the risk would remain. >> congressman, you will have to ask the defense department these questions. mark: so, pompeo did get some love from democrats today despite his benghazi hearing performance that some have criticized. nancy soderberg, adam schiff, both had reservations about his hard-nosed, partisan path, but called him a respectable choice. >> pompeo could be a perfectly fine cia director. he knows the agency, and that is a good thing. >> i think mike is a bright guy, hard-working, so he is a solid pick. mike can be partisan, as you saw in the benghazi hearings, and he will have to set that aside, but i am confident he can do that and is a capable choice. of the three today, he was the most solid pick. mark: good pick on the merits and how

borders. would you leave your door open? i don't trust her. the e-mails, benghazi, i could go on and on. she calls us deplorables for voting for trump. are you kidding me? >> it is a historic night here in new york city. the candidates are closed right now. carnegie hall has gone dark. so has the opera. security sweeps have been going on the routes the candidates will travel. donald trump is in trump tower with his family. that's where he's going to be watching the returns. he won't make his way over here to the hilton here, he will soon. one of the reasons so many people outside is these have been tremendously hard to get. center where jim handly is. so credentials have been extremely restricted. much more so than we have seen from other rallies from john mccain and some of the other candidates. in any case, we'll bring you everything that happens. back to you. >> chris lawrence and jim handly both in new york city tonight. from the top of the ticket to the running mates, julie carey s tonight he's going to be with clinton at the convention center in manhattan. julie is outside the big

conservative friar e fire brand during the benghazi hearings, really going after hillary clinton a. three-term congressman from kansas, graduated first in his class from west point, talking to intelligence officials, they will say of all the folks donald trump could have picked, he is among the best possible pick for cia. there is clearly some disappoint that congressman, former congressman mike rogers was not picked for this role. initially, he was one of the front runners and a member of the transition team. if he were to report that basically debunked a lot of what the republicans were saying about benghazi and the blame they were seeking to put on hillary clinton, pompeiio wrote a dissenting opinion on that, saying that hillary clinton was to blame for the americans who died and that more could have been done. it's unclear if that went into the decision to move mike rogers to the side and put somebody like mike pompeiio in his placements it's a mixed bag, intelligence officials say she extraordinarily confident. he has been around the world. he's seen these things first hand. they are happ

about her trustworthiness? and overall with their continued attack from benghazi? >> well frankly it is not just benghazi and claims they would buy into that and a group of people in libya that would promise they could take over. that she convinced barack obama to back down after they were on and they could not do that deal and they felt safe if they survive that they were interested. so let me answer your question about trustworthiness more than a year ago and my college classes with the millennial students and their first-time voters. i would ask them what they would think for that moment and that moment. that everyone in that student is for bernie sanders, just one person. when i asked them why, i was fascinated by that. how much would they know about hillary clinton? they told them that trustworthiness and truthfulness. if they know that what do you think of the housewife? >> we're going to talk about this all night long. i'm sure that there will be a view on it later on. should hillary clinton lose tonight, it's not over yet. we still have a little ways to go. it could be a nail

about benghazi and you warn against the killing of civilians there. many people criticized your administration for the sort coming. are you willing to let aleppo fall under your watch and how do you think president-elect trump's statement that you won't support the syrian opposition any more. thank you. >> iran is a good example of the gap between the rhetoric in this town not unique to the president-elect and the reality. i think there was a robust debate about the merits of the iran deal before and i was proud of the process. it was a serious debate and people were on both sides of the issue. ultimately we were able to persuade members of congress and the public to support it. at the time iran would not abide by the deal. that they would cheat. we have over a year of evidence that they have abided by the agreement. it's not just my opinion and people in my administration, but the people of the israeli intelligence officers who are part of a government that vehemently opposed the deal. my suspicion is that when the president-elect comes in and he is consulting with his republic

spoken on iran. of course, on the benghazi here in the investigation in the kind of rule that hillary clinton plays there. he did not -- he ended up signing this minority report so he's firm that hillary clinton -- it is really though iran that we should be looking at and remember this is not just military taking place. there is a lot of commercial deals between big companies in the united states that are going to be expecting jobs and companies like boeing and companies that could be doing deals with iran. the key question here throughout the entire aerospace. what role will the cia play on all that. one quick note on this. the cia's director does report up to the director of national intelligence. we still need to figure out who's ahead of the dni and that job unlike the cia's director is on the director's cabinet. >> katy, i know you and i have been talking to trump's transition team of this weekend's meeting with mitt romney that so many people are focused on. it appears to be a signal for some people who are not comfortable with donald trump of some of his rhetorics. >> i was jus

farlamcfd called herself the leading benghazi person opposing hillary clinton. >> i want to get molly in here and one of the other things we hear, laura ingram who is a conservative talk show host is in the running to be white house press secretary and this is what politico wrote. the popular talk show host is willing to accept the position of press secretary in donald trump's administration, but she wants a bigger role in policy make and a seat at the decision making table. it also said monica crowley is also in the running for that job. as a member of the media, you may have the media talk show host and thinks she ought to run policy. what does that mean for what the relationship would be like for the traditional press corps to deal with somebody who comes from talk radio. >> tony snow was one of the best press secretaries and he came from fox news sunday to fox news radio and his back ground was in editorials. he was an editorial writer for a long time and had a great relationship with the press. laura ingram was one of the first membe to get behind donald trump and put a lot of pr

trump because the benghazi and everything else that she has done wrong. >> clinton. >> why do you like clinton? >> well, she is a grownup. >> do mature people set up private servers in their basement? >> now, she might have messed up with that one. >> who are you going to vote for? >> i will vote for trump. >> where are you from. >> north carolina. >> swing state. >> yeah. >> you voted already. >> i voted for hillary clinton. >> who are you going to vote for? >> i already voted for trump in early voting. >> he is going to have to tell you this, this or that. don't mean going to do what he do for us i'm going to with her. >> you don't trust with trump says but you trust what hillary says. >> you got me with that. >> what policy of donald trump do you like. >> i think he can afford america's debt. >> what policy of trump's do you really like? >> building up the military. getting some of our corporations back here after nafta. >> honestly, i like the wall. >> who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> why do you like hillary? >> her stance on abortion. >> equal pay for women. >>

and fire even if fired upon. >> hillary goes into libya, you have the benghazi problem, now who has libya? isis has it. >> what is extreme vetting and what does that mean and how do you -- for example. if somebody grows up in has country where the clintons take all of their money from, if they grow up there and they think mean can tell women how to dress, they can't drive, can't go to school, and you grow up there and want to come to america, how do you possibly vet what's in their heart? >> you get very smart people and there are those people. they're good at understanding what's going on. but beyond that you use social media. a lot of these people have pettpet petter better at social media than we are. isis is recruiting over the internet. we have to end that, we have to knock it out. some people say that's a terrible thing. we have to end that. when you look at what's going on with the internet and how isis is using the internet and what they're doing and what they're doing to us and then you have people in our country that say you can't do that. that's doing something so bad to

eat she'll warm temperatures moving back say, i don't know, ask that funky bitch benghazi. [ laughter ] >> and of course this whole thing involves this idiot. [ laughter ] because a weiner always pops up at the worst possible time. [ laughter ] staff. check out the grand canyon. he had 650,000 e-mails on his that area saw some fog earlier computer and that's the laptop he shared with his wife. tomorrow morning as well. so use some caution if you are imagine the weird stuff he has on the old dell computer hidden highs for 59 for you. in the floor boards. >> it is fascinating to see the double standard. just the mystery of what hillary could be hiding in deleted and we'll warm it right back e-mails is somehow worse tuesday. and we'll add some clouds back what we have seen donald trump saturday, with the high say. i bet hillary is thinking why did i even delete those e-mails? >>> all right. 87 for election day. not too bad. i would like to see a few that's like losing your job to a >> that's right. it looks good out here. crackhead. [ laughter ] if i was hillary i'd just make up a bunch

worked with congressman pompeo on the benghazi committee. mr. smith: if you could say we worked together with people on the benghazi committee. we did not exactly worked together on that committee. those people fit into the same worldview of mr. bannon and general flynn. i have the polar opposite opinion. i think the key to our success going into the rest of the 21st century is to build alliances and partnerships. we cannot go it alone and we have to continue to promote values the rest of the world is going to aspire to. if we would just assume do business with an autocrat, with a horrible human rights record like putin as we would with nato countries like europe and mr. bannon has been harshly critical of chancellor angela allowing refugees in, if we take this isolationist approach and want to work with people who are aing to be anti-islam, that's recipe for a much more dangerous world. there have been quite a few names for secretary of defense that have been thrown out there. are there any names you would suggest a shift in that worldview? andsmith: i don't think so, it's hard to know

accept that. what are the other knocks on hillary? >> benghazi. >> she got up in the middle of the night and personally planned with isis, which she and obama created according to trump, they invented isis, and they planned this attack to kill our people there at the consulate in benghazi. cleared of the charges six times. >> oh, that is not enough. if you are hillary clinton, yet to be cleared eight times. the clinton foundation. thank god there's a clinton foundation. look at all of the good they have done. [applause] if what they say is true, so they get to have a meeting with hillary, what -- she is still hillary clinton. is not like they can go in and yemen.need you to bomb ok, how much did you get the clinton foundation? i gave the clinton foundation $50 million. that is not what is going on. amy: "michael moore in trumpland ." do you think you reached the people who you want to make not just don't want trump, but want to be enthusiastic about hillary? >> this is not a film spending an hour and a half bashing trump. there's nothing more need to say about trump. i did want to say wh

committee. he also was on the house committee that investigated the 2012 benghazi, libya, attacks, where he accused the obama administration of a cover-up, and was one of the harshest critics of the star witness, the former secretary of state, hillary clinton. >> any question is, why was heaven and earth not moved at the initial sound of the guns, maybe even putting tankers in the air from mcconnell air force base in kansas? you simply didn't know how long the series of events was going to continue, nor did you know how long the risk to the people that work for you was going to remain. >> congressman, you will have to ask the defense department these questions. >> so, pompeo did get some love from democrats today, despite his bgz hearing performance, that some have criticized. the former bill clinton deputy national security adviser, nancy soertberg, both had reservations about pompeo's hard-nosed path, but also called him a respectable choice to head the cia. >> pompeo could be a perfectly fine national head of our cia director. he knows the agency and i think that's a good thing. he's