now, by the same logic, by the same logic, folks, i have not insulted mike rogers as long as he never hears me say the reason mike rogers uses circular logic is because his head is jammed up his own ass. [ cheers and applause ] >> colbert: of course, obviously i do not mean a word of that, i admire what historians will now call the rogers doctrine. when it comes to privacy versus security, we can have one of them as long as we don't know which one it is. that way, we can maintain our constitutional rights or if they do take away our rights just don't let us find out. that way, we will still have them. and that's the word. we will be right back. [ cheers and applause ]>> >> >> colbert: welcome back, everybody! folks, thanks so much. folks, if you watch this show you know that i am so disappointed by the u.s. congress. i only vote for washington outsiders but the day they are elected, what do they do? move to washington. luckily, some politicians stay true to their constituents. even when they get devoured in a feeding frenzy. this is blood in the water. >> shark, shark, shark, shark. s

mike rogers saysvel attempts at hacking have been successful and called for much more comprehensive testing. >> yes or no, has an end-to-end security test on healthcare.gov went live? yes or no? >> i will find out exactly what testing they're doing. >> reporter: some democrats suggested while the rollout has been rough, the law is helping. >> the affordable care act is working. it has been improving the health security of millions of americans for the past three years. >> reporter: one female lawmaker mocked an obama care provision that would include maternity coverage for men. >> to the best of your knowledge, has a man ever delivered a baby? >> you know, ladies, time has expired. >> reporter: and another said obama care is taking away personal choice. >> some people like to drive a ford, not a ferrari, and some

mike rogers never specifically said he knew about it. gwen: he can't. but he kind of hinted. this will be fun. sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between what's policy and what's politics in washington. but interestingly enough, the american people don't seem to have that problem. both the president and congress are clocking record low levels of public approval of their performance. and it's not just about health care. it's about syria and about shutting down the government and the general idea that no one here is worried about them. but that's not the case. health care reform, if it ever works properly, could be the biggest federal government expansion in decades. and therein lies the partisan rub. doyle. >> that's right. a lot of things we've been seeing all year long and not just this year is when things are going badly in washington, everybody's numbers go down. republicans' numbers go down, democrats' numbers go down. and we see polls all the time but a poll this week, "wall street journal," nbc, numbers are striking enough that they're worth going back to for a

what i think we need to do, we work very well with the house committee and leadership, mike rogers and congressman rupersberger is review of the intelligence framework of how all this gets together. what the criteria for inclusion are. then we ought to take a look at all the programs that fall under this because it's not just the metadata collection program which is section 1215. and 702 which is the e-mail program from afar. that's been the big news up to now. these are other programs that are formed in different ways under -- >> schieffer: what you're saying is a full review then decide where we go from there. >> yes. the white house is doing it. and we're going to begin it if we can get the appropriate staff. >> schieffer: let me ask you about this. a german politics actually visited with edward snowden who dumped all of this information out in to the public arena. met with him last week in russia. he said he would try to enlist his help to investigate the nsa and suggested that he be brought back to this country and given clemency. what would be your reaction to that? >> my reactio

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. >> rose: we continue with republican congressman mike rogers. he is chairman of the house select committee on own tell against. >> for a month before this happened the administration was up lobbying all of us in congress saying hey, whatever you do, don't move forward on sanctions. i think we'll have a great deal coming up here. candidly they laid sanctions on the table it allowed iran to craft an agreement where they walked away saying the world has recognized us as a nuclear power. that's a huge problem. that is exactly what we were trying to avoid. >> rose: we conclude this evening with an analysis of the agreement with gary seymour, david sanger, ray tacka and gary sick. >> the reason why the iranians are seeking a deal is because the economic pressure of sanctions. and the big question as david said does this taste of sanctions relief make further nuclear concessions more likely or do-- does this modest relief of sanctions make them more able to withstand the status quo and therefore less likely to make nuclear concession. in sex months we'

house intelligence group mike rogers says his death makes it safer in pakistan. shouldn't everyone welcome his death? >> it is a complicated question and has to be seen in the backdrop of relations with the united states - which are complicated, which as the professor says, like a married couple that wants to kill each other and not separate. we must remember that pakistanis would like to see this man removed. he was paying havoc and nasty, savage attacks on civilians. at the same time doan forget the impact -- don't forget the impact on the army. they have lost soldiers, senior officers. for them, too, this man was a target. at the same time because of the antipathy to the united states it's seen in ambiguous concerns, where his death may be tacitly approved but the manner of his death is rejected. there you have a complicated relationship and how it helps us to understand the world. >> it seems almost crazy for this response to be out there. hakimullah mehsud is a hero for many, is the relationship so poisonous that even though the u.s. did something that is go

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lindsey graham and others, mike rogers, have been, for some time, pushing for more testimony and as drew pointed out, more direct testimony that they can hear without the cia's official version so they can put together pieces and questions like you just asked they feel they haven't had. is there politics involved? this is an election season. of course, if you just can't separate the two, the policy is the politics and the politics is the policy. they believe that there were serious problems in benghazi, that even if there was something that could not prevent what initially happened that certainly was covered up afterwards, they truly believe this and want to talk to folks. now the cia has been very reluctant to give them active cia members. when you heard drew's report, everything he said about people coming up had a former in front of it. >> right. >> which is a little bit easier. having said that, that you still have the mother of one of those who died not feeling that her questions have been answered, really tells us what the story is about in the end and that's a deeply personal trag

mike rogers, also a republican, has rewarded u.s. very bad behavior, and he said iran is the leading state of terror. there are many who really do not like this deal. washington, the security of israel is very important. >> thanks for that. we will bring him back in the moment for more on this, but first, israel has strongly oppose this deal. the country views any enrichment by iran as unacceptable. due to talk to the prime minister later today but he will have his work cut out for him. netanyahu's criticism was outspoken. he described it as a mistake and distances country from the outcome. >> this agreement and its significance threatens many countries. of cours israel is among theme,. israel is not bound by this agreement. the regime in iran is committed to the destruction of israel. israel has the right and the duty to defend itself from any threat. israel's government believes the uranium president is leading the west on with his moderate approach, while the country secretly attempts to build nuclear weapons. comments from the ay

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but not to be outdone, mike rogers, who happens to be the chairman of the house intelligence committee, said, "it's almost like it's a deal just to get a deal." really? it's a deal just to get a deal. so can you imagine that conversation? president obama saying, we've got to get something with the iranians, because this obama care website is a little bit slow. well, maybe the republicans said it because they knew some broadcasters on the right would take the bait, none other than the folks across the street. fox news channel steve douchey jumped on the obama care distraction bandwagon. he wasted no time spreading the absurd idea. >> oh, isn't that curious timing. out of nowhere, you know, the amidst of obama care not unrolling correctly, the president's poll numbers never been lower. look, john kerry polls are out of his head and changes the subject. >> that's absolutely amazing. neil saw it too. he said, hey, let's get a promo running for their obama care distraction, special report coming up. >> hey. look over here. is the administration trying to distract america from obama care? wh

mike rogers says low-level attempts at hacking have been successful and called for much more comprehensive testing. >> yes or no, has an end-to-end security test on healthcare.gov went live? yes or no? >> i will find out exactly what testing they're doing. >> reporter: some democrats suggested while the rollout has been rough, the law is helping. >> the affordable care act is working. it has been improving the health security of millions of americans for the past three years. >> reporter: one female lawmaker mocked an obama care provision that would include maternity coverage for men. >> to the best of your knowledge, has a man ever delivered a baby? >> you know, ladies, time has expired. >> reporter: and another said obama care is taking away personal choice. >> some people like to drive a ford, not a ferrari, and some people like to drink out of a red solo cup, not a crystal stem. >> reporter: there is clearly a belief among republicans that at some point and after some costs, the website will be functional, so critics are taking aim at weaknesses of the actual law. lou? >> thank you ver

there's going to be a series of things mike rogers has raised. that the sites are not secure and they're hackable. there will be a series of these. it will be interesting to see if in fact despite the degree to which they don't like each other, the president and the house republicans and the senate on both sides, democrat and republican, can find a way to grind through. this isn't he will ganlt. this kind of legislation is a day-by-day listening to each other and trying to grind it out. we'll come back to that another time i want to thank both of you. to go facebook or twitter to weigh in on our fireback question. is bill clinton stepping on obama's toes by weighing in on obama care? right now 52% of you say yes. 48% say no. >> the debate continues online. from the left i'm stephanie cutter. >> from the right i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of cros"crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next. president versus president. >> even if it takes changing the law the president should honor the commit

mike rogers had of the house intelligence committee claim snowden pulled the lives of u.s. soldiers in afghanistan at risk however the leaker supporters say his revelations have hardly done and damage and are leading to necessary reforms former m i five agent an english on is urging to decriminalize whistleblowing. who is actually breaking the law here because all the grounds that my agency save allowed to my own actually through appear to be very dubious that we're seeing in the last decade is the technological scale of the spying industrial scale that by and the new technology has allowed this to happen and to lose which is supposed to be democratically. how we are spied on just not keeping up the twentieth century north and now we're getting the twenty first century tech. mad struggle to get a response from the u.s. over its alleged spying on european leaders and citizens and i am a p.d.l. a geisha returned from washington with what are called feeble explanations are just sophie shevardnadze spoke to the head of the european mission. to be honest we didn't expect one hun

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and but i do think a vulnerability at that hearing, she gave that november 30th date, and mike rogers the congressman said you need two months to make sure it's secure, to do the testing. this is another problem as they try to convince young people to buy uneconomic policies that they're now saying is your data even going to be secure. so i think this thing could unravel very quickly if young people don't sign up. >> steve, what's the political response here? particularly from the democrats, and the senate? are we seeing them begin to get nervous about this, and any breaks with the administration? >> welt, you know, we are, paul, at least in congress, not in the administration, and that's because, you know, i think the website problems have been almost a distraction to the real problem here, which is this is trying to sell the american people on the edsel. they're looking at the product now. they're finding that their losing what they want, the insurance they want, and being forced into something that for millions of americans will be more expensive. what you're seeing now is a lot of

. >> mike rogers said it in a humorous way, espionage is a french word. everybody does do this this is just part of conduct of foreign policy since u.s. revolutionary war times, since the beginning of history you have had pies. what is different is technology, the capability to listen in to everything. and i think that that is what the administration is dealing with is technology so different we'll have to think about new rules of the road. >> i was going to say in this question of running amuck being on auto pilot you used that borrowed, that ask what sect of state kerry said. you add this technological capability if it's running on auto pilot and people who are overseeing don't know what it's doing, then it has this control and overseers don't know what it's doing and one of the amazing things what nsa was doing with google and yahoo! scraping all of their data out of the area that ability does make it seem like the nsa has found new mothers for itself that the people who were supposed to other sees, supposed to keep this kelp del cat wall between safet

mike rogers, republican from michigan, the sanctions were to tight just starting to affect the elite and that is the people you have to get to in order to affect change in that country and now you are taking the foot off the gas so we will ask coming up. martha: a lot of questions if it allows them to keep going in while the process continues. we will talk to kt mcfarland about that as well. everybody is thinking about the end of the week a little bit, thanksgiving is coming. we have this extreme weather alert for you, so you may want to listen to this. there is a major storm system causing big problems as millions of americans are getting ready to head out to grandma and grandpa's house and wherever you are headed for thanksgiving. the storm being blamed for eight deaths already in the western part of the country. a live look at dallas-fort worth international airport where more than 300 flights have already been shut down. now the system is starting its move across to the east, and it is burning snow and sleet and ice to bring a huge mess one of the biggest travel days of the year.

rogers sits on the house intelligence committee both these individuals have been very deferential to the n.s.a. have been have been defended i've defended the n.s.a. i interviewed alan grayson a few days ago and he said that the congressional intelligence committees have become apologists for the surveillance state complex we're told that these programs have oversight coming from congress and coming from the fires the court how can we believe any of this stuff when when these oversight committees are basically giving the n.s.a. a huge favor well there's two different questions and one is what kind of oversight do we have in place and the second question is what are the programs that are being overseen and if the programs that are being overseen give the n.s.a. too much leeway to collect information about americans without any reason to suspect that there is any kind of connection to an international terrorist or a foreign power then you can have all the oversight in the world and if it that oversight finds that the. program is operating as intended the program still isn't operating i

rogers sits on the house intelligence committee of both these individuals have been very deferential to the dentist said that the defendant had defended this and i interviewed alan grayson few days ago he said that the congressional intelligence committees have become apologists for the surveillance state complex. we're told that these programs have that oversight. coming from congress coming from the fight to court. how can we believe any of this stuff when they win these oversight committees are basically giving the nsa a huge favor well this is the question is and what is what kind of oversight. we have in place in the second question is whether the programs that are being overseen and the programs that are being overseen the nsa to actually lay to collect information about americans without any reason to suspect that there's any kind of connection to an international or a foreign power. the oversight in the worlds an epic that oversight finds that the program is operating as intended the province still isn't operating in a way that's consistent with america's liberty is to make o

h here is mike rogers. what we are finally starting to do is impact the business class in iran. we were getting to the place where they were going to have to bite and make the determination. is the nuclear weapon worth the financial destruction of our country financially? >> can the administration guarantee that now sanctions will be delayed for at least the next six months? chuck schumer said he is disappointed. >> as for additional sanctions that congress is considering the disproportion alt ality of this agreement makes it possible that we will pass additional sanctions when we return in december. >> and one of the key factors driving both republicans and democrats is support for israel which we know is unhappy with the deal. this is going to be a sufficient sales job ahead for president obama and secretary of state john kerry. so it will be a tough sales job but who will it involve to what extent? sure, well some members of congress already know what they want from the administration. the chairman said he wants kerry to come before the committee so he can answer questions ab

mike rogers says al qaeda poses a bigger threat to attack inside the u.s. right now than it did before 9/11 and it's the smaller scale attacks he says that are the real danger. they have become the new faces of terrorism against america. the failed airline underwear bomber. the fort hood shooter. guided in ideology by al qaeda, now a jarring assessment of the threat from al qaeda to launch an attack inside the u.s. from house intelligence committee chair mike rogers. >> now they have a different attitude and more affiliates trying to commit acts of violence in the united states. to me, that makes this threat much worse than before 9/11. >> reporter: a u.s. official also tells cnn the threat from al qaeda affiliates has grown. they have set up in unstable countries in africa and the middle east, where they get safe haven. their leaders are encouraging smaller scale attacks by lone wolves more than ever before, rogers says, and they have the means. >> some of the al qaeda affiliates have better connections to the west, meaning they can get good paper to go to

rogers. rogers' staff defends the work of the committee previously telling cnn the exhaustive review included nine full committee hearings, roundtable discussions with some administration officials, and interim report, and vowed the investigation continues but still, according to sources, only one of the estimated nearly two dozen cia operatives on the ground has testified before members of congress. fred burton, a former state department diplomatic security agent, has written a book about the benghazi attack, now being turned into an hbo movie. >> congress, as well as the agency, are going out of their way to protect whatever it was that they were doing operationally in libya. >> reporter: and sources say the cia has been trying to keep its employees quiet. cnn reported earlier that some operatives involved in the agency's missions in libya complained they had been suggest to frequent even monthly polygraph examinations to find out whether they've spoken to congress or the media, according t

mike rogers says the attack will protect american american troop. >> this is the guy that is trying to create problems both with pakistan and he relates with afghanistan taliban and these are the guys that closed 500 schools and most of them girl's accidents o schools in tn province of afghanistan and he is part of a network that is a giant organized crime group that have been involved in supporting al qaeda and taliban and others. this was a bad guy. and by the way there is some information recently that concerned us about the safety of our troops. i feel a little better for our troops today than i did before this event happened. >> rogers also said mehsud had ties to a failed attempted bombing of new york's times square in 2010. >> in northern yes yemen 58 peoe have been killed in resent days. thousands marched against the violence over the weekend. authorities have been trying to broker a ceasefire, but fighting did prevent those efforts. >> french ow officals say milits asass naiteassassinated two joun mali. they were covering rebel fighting for french radio. the two were warned th

[laughter] so one of my producers filled in for mike douglas and roger was for mike douglas and roger was there. pick your [bleep] up. you're not [bleep] sittin' here. yes, i am. [laughter] move. move. [laughter/indistinct chatter] bully: give it to him hard. no, no, no, oww. announcer: every day, kids witness bullying... boy: why are you stabbing me with it? no! announcer: they want to help, but don't know how. no! oww. ohh, you guys... announcer: teach your kids how to be more than a bystander. visit stopbullying.gov. neil: out of all my interviews with bill gates, the one that you are about to see is the most meaningful and consequential. because he is worrying about the good that we do as a country, threatened by a paralyzed washington that is doing nothing at all for our country. bill gates has a few choice words for republicans are handing out foreign aid. >> a lot of it was not well directed. and so sending money to people who are on our side versus their side, you know, that's what it was about. now it has become metric driven. can you literally save lives for well under 1% an

mike rogers says the attack will protect the americans troops. this is the guy that is trying to create the problems for both pakistan he relates with afghanistan an taliban. these are the folks that cut closed 500 schools and most of them girls' schools in the eastern provinces of afghanistan. he is part of the network that is basically a giant organized crime group operating in the tribal areas of pakistan that have been involved in supporting al qaeda and taliban and others. this was a bad guy and by the way, there is some information recently that concerned us about the safety of our troops. >> i feel auto little better for our troops today than i did before this happened. >> rogers said mehsud had ties to the failed attempt to bomb new york's time square in 2010. >> edward snowden's plea for clemency has been denied. the whistle blower who has asylum in return yeah made a plea in a letter. the request has been defied by the white house and the congressional intelligence committee. he should return to the u.s. and face charges which would inc

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in an exclusive interview on fox, mike rogers revealing to megyn kelly new information surrounding the attack in benghazi on december 11, 2012. that attacklet chrissteins and three other americans dead. ross says ambassadorsteins had concerns about the security situation? libya. tried to tell lawmakers about it on capitol hill. >> the fact that investigator stephens spoke to the committee prior to the murder? >> ambassador stevens did spend time with our committee prior to his passing. >> that is significant. >> americans on the ground were aware of the threat level before that attack. they warned the state department about it. much more ahead. live from washington, including a multimillion lawsuit in the wake of a tragic arizona wildfire that killed 1 firefighters this summer. plus, pollster frank luntz will join us on how voters may react on the ballot box after the obama administration apology over healthcare. it's been almost 50 years since the assassination of president kennedy. a little later, we will be joined with a perspective on the tragic day in dallas. heart healthy, huh?!

rogers, thank you very much. >> thank you, mike. appreciate it. >> bill, we heard, bill, from prime minister netanyahu yesterday obviously calling it a bad deal. very disappointed with this. what do you think happens after the six months? let's call it may 24th. iran has not made good progress in dismantling parts of its program or slowing it down at least. what do you believe really that israel is prepared to do at that point? >> look, i think israel is prepared to act. the prime minister keeps saying. i'm not sure he'll wait the six months if he genuinely thinks there's cheating or a possible breakout. if after the end of the six months they're not making progress, my question, i guess his question to president obama, okay, are all options still on the table? that's been pretty conspicuously retreating from the president's rhetoric in the last couple weeks. maybe understandably if you're negotiating a deal you don't talk too much about military force. andrea made this point earlier where syria matters. i was in japan last week of

mike rogers said there was on megan kelly's show last night. they are going to continue to scour over these transcripts and hopefully get more answers. it's strange they say two different things about was there a lull in fighting or was there not. >> video camera was rolling during the length of this attack which went over some number of hours. the intelligence community which is supposed to provide oversight will not release these tapes. on what grounds will they not release these tapes? i asked congressman nunez, he didn't know. we're just not giving them to you. can do you that? they have done it. >> more answers we still need on this story. first our headlines this morning. >> we'll get right to those. today is the last day of the search for the man who fell or jumped from a small private airplane as it flew off the coast of miami. the search began after the pilot made a may day call saying a man opened the door of the plane and fell out. police identified the missing man as 42-year-old gerardo nale from key biscayne. there is no evidence o

. >> mike rogers is here with us. tell us what you are seeing outside of ped sdaducka and the of >> we have had several touchdowns in eight counties by kentucky with scattered damage in other counties as well. nothing major like our neighbors in illinois. they started at 1:00 and called to see the worst is over in kentucky. >> more on sunday's killer storms plus what role if any is climate role claiming in weather. >> what if any does climate change have to do with the storms? >> devastating storms super storm sandy last year and the killer typhoon last week in the philippines with the 200 mile an hour winds have majority of scientists believing climate change including global warming may be a con trib you telli -- contributing factor. many think it doesn't have any effect. >> you should have pretty solid evidence and is solid evidence isn't there. >> it give s me great pleasure o declare the conference (indiscernible) convention on climate change. >> these scientists argue our world is heating up 912 warmest years on

but you have dianne feinstein, mike rogers, a number of lawmakers now saying, this is a real problem. >> security is starting to be one of the things we're hearing about more and more. two of my cleggs at a.p. obtained a memo from the administration that said because of insufficient testing, there was a possibility that there was a high security risk involved with this site. we're now told by the administration that those security risks have been abated. but what that memo also said was that it would take six months of mitigation efforts to ensure the security risks were not there. we don't understand how you can go from that position four days before the rollout to now saying there are no security risks. >> two things. this is not the only confidential information the executive branch of the government has of yours. what is happening to these data? there's a lot that could be exposed. i agree with both julie and steve. they don't have a lot of time. the backdrop to all this is they need to sign up an awful lot -- in fact, all healthy people in america in order to subsidize the poor a

rogers. rogers' staffs tells cnn the exhaustive review is nine full committee hearings, round table conditions with officials and interim report that the investigation continues. but still, according to sources, only one of the estimated nearly two dozen cia operatives on the ground has testified before members of congress. fred burten, a former state department diplomatic security agent has written a book about the benghazi attack turned into an hbo movie. >> congress, as well as the agency are going out of their way to protect whatever it was that they were doing operationally in libya. >> reporter: sources say the cia has been trying to keep employees quiet. cnn reported earlier that some operatives involved in the agency's missions in libya complained they had been subjected to frequent, even monthly polygraph examinations to figure out if they spoke to congress or the media according to sources with deep inside knowledge of the agency's workings. the cia says this is false telling cnn no

we spoke with the chairman of the house intelligence committee republican mike rogers, and this is someone who gets classified information, briefings, and he has accessed significantly to the raw intelligence data. and i know based on my experience with him that he looks at that raw data himself to reach his own conclusions. and he told us exclusively that this was an al qaeda attack, period, and that this was known within days of the attack and that there is evidence that key operatives wanted to communicate with the al qaeda senior leadership before and immediately after the attack as well, megyn. >> wow. catherine, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> joining us now with more is republican congressman lynn westmoreland. he's a member of the house intelligence committee and chairman of the subcommittee that just interviewed those cia eyewitnesses. he's leading the investigation into this attack. mr. chairman, good to see you. thank you for being here. let's start with that. have we been able to determine why the administration left these state department employees, the ambassador and others