moments for a benghazi probe as it dogged hillary clinton as she runs for president. investigators behind closed doors grilling sidney blumenthal a long-time confidante and problem fixer for the clintons over frequent emails he sent about libya when hillary served as secretary of state. we're told they're pressing blumenthal why emailed clinton unsubstantiated intelligence for libya and whether he was paid for the work or used his clinton connections to help his business partners. we're also learning blumenthal just handed over nearly 180 pages worth of new libya and benghazi-related emails, suggesting that either the state department or the clinton camp withheld documents the benghazi select committee had requested. let's get to those emails first andrea. are we supposed to assume that these emails are going to reveal that these were w head and not turned over when they were asked for? this is the latest development as deposition continues. >> unfortunately sandra i'm not that surprised.

they brought up benghazi. if i hear anymore about benghazi, i think i will explode. that was a fake story they made up on fnc anyway. that guy should not call the president a bully. it looks really bad if you live in america. i believe this medical marijuana helps some people, i think hillary should, you know, you might as well just let people do it because people are doing it anyway. o'riley is wrong. you cannot get addicted to it if you give your child marijuana, i think that is great. host: a lot of issues there. with -- let's begin with trust issues. she says she trusts her and she likes that she is older. and she said, yeah, i am older. deal with it. guest: and i think the experience part of the equation is the one the clinton folks are betting on the most, especially if republicans nominate someone like scott walker marco rubio. rubio has been playing up that clinton is a candidate of yesterday. clinton turned that around a little bit and talked about how experience matters and talked about her long history. she did not one -- run away from her past. she is not

blumenthal and the benghazi committee. a number of things going on today important to the american taxpayer. lou: and on benghazi and blumenthal, long-awaited his testimony and his e-mails and, are you getting what you expected in those documents? >> well the interesting news, of course, is that we got more e-mails from mr. blumenthal, 64 more than from what we got from the state department. there is explaining to do from the state department's perspective. did you not give them to us or mrs. clinton didn't, and therefore you need to give the information to us. the many questions that need to be answered as we're doing the work of the select committee. lou: and this committee, the going has been to put it as gently as i can, slow. because we have been engaging in this now for 2012 was the terrorist attack. the stonewall has been in effect since, and congress has yet to break through that. is possibly this the breakthrough? >> well it can certainly help, i mean the truth is we want the information, it's tough to ask all the

several e-mails related to libya and benghazi never handed over to the committee investigating benghazi. chief white house correspondent ed henry live in washington. ed could there be new fallout now for secretary clinton on this issue? >> reporter: grech, there could. there are allegations, sidney blumenthal, top advisor to hillary clinton the secretary of state, on the outside doing business in libya with a back door intelligence pipeline to the secretary of state about what he said was happening on the ground benghazi and key issues. the question was, it's turned out he's turned over as you say, and a specific number is 60 e-mails related to libya, benghazi two of the select committee run by republican trey gaude, and not turned over by hillary clinton. why was his side turned over and hers not? gau gaudi said there's new questions and democrats say it's all about politics. take a listen. >> given the volume and frankly the details of the correspondence between this witness, it's important for the committee to probe the death of reliability of the information that he passed on. >> th

a key suspect in the benghazi attack was killed in a drone strike. he was killed in mosul while serving as an isis battle commander. >> he was killed in an air strike in mosul iraq last week. he is believed to be connected to the attacks on benghazi in 2012. this may be a significant get according to the pentagon largely because al harzi was seen as a lynch pin. his death degrades isis' ability to integrate north african jihad jihadists into assyrian fight. a pretty big get considering the fact that he apparently played some role in the attacks on benghazi back in 2012. >> doug luzader live for us. thank you doug. >>> now to another fox news alert. airing out their dirty laundry. the new york prison escapees leave piles of evidence inside their cabin hideout including their underwear. now police has a marathon manhunt as it enters day 18. >> hard to brooef. >> they are making progress what is note worthy is we are now about 20 miles from the canadian border. the search continues to intensify. there are 1,000 searchers on the ground from various agenc

there was benghazi. she is nothing but the wicked witch of waco, where innocent americans are slaughtered. she caused the unnecessary theft of our troops. and in benghazi, i call her the bloody -- host: all right. ivan in michigan. democrat. caller: good morning. in all reality, i do think that hillary clinton is our parties only chance to regain the presidency. obviously, some people in the party think that bernie sanders would be a benefit, but hillary clinton has the chance of turning some red states blue. we have seen that in early polls. i feel that our party should focus, unlike the republicans on keeping the primary as small as they can so that the party is not all split up in different directions, and we don't lose votes to some green party or independent party candidates. host: why do think bernie sanders is a better fit, as you put it? caller: personally, i feel that bernie sanders has better policies. personally, i tend to leadan more to his socialist policies and views. i think that he is mor

bombings and about benghazi after the benghazi bombings. i have looked through all of those. i skimmed them. i didn't read them closely. i have to tell you i was underwhelmed. most senior officials in government, including me, get e-mails from friends and former colleagues providing you with his daughter that letter please read this so i think this is important. it happens to all senior officials. it happened to the secretary. it's not unusual. sometimes he passed that year staff and say hey look at this. those e-mails never made their way into the highest level of the discussion. i never saw them until i read them two days ago. they never showed up in the deputy's conversation or principles conversation. i don't know if my analyst saw them or not. if my analyst at sea than they would put absolutely no credibility into the information because they would have no idea where the information came from. i don't think they're a big deal. >> were there any fewer e-mails? if the secretary and i never exchanged e-mails. she was a level above me. >>

he is described as a person of interest in the benghazi attacks on u.s. diplomatic facilities in 2012. >>> iran is imposing more conditions on the nuclear deal with the u.s. james rosen has the story. >> reporter: members of iran's parliament chanted death to america as they approved a preliminary measure barring nuclear inspectors access in the event u.s. and five other world powers should reach a final deal in their long-running nuclear talks with iran that face a june 30th deadline. >> these are chants we have heard before from iran. i think what's more telling than the chants or perhapsis progress is being made. >> reporter: the terms of the deal will remain with the country's supreme leader. u.s. officials suggested last week that access to military sites and personnel aimed at flushing out the military dimension to iran's nuclear program may be subject to more negotiation. >> i said that. they have to have provided the parameters for the access. >> reporter: today u.s. officials seemed eager to dispel the idea that a final deal could be less than fi

the benghazi bombings. i looked through the mall skimmed them did not read them closely. closely. i have to tell you, i was underwhelmed. i do i do not think that there is any there there here. most senior most senior officials and government including me get e-mails from friends and former colleagues providing you with this without thought or please read this or this is important. happens all senior officials. it happened to the sec. it is secretary. it is not unusual. you pass them on your staff. those e-mails never made their way into the highest levels of discussion. i never saw them until i i read them two days ago. i never showed up in the conversation or the principles conversation. i do not know if my analysts saw them or not. if my analysts did see them they would produce no credibility because they would have no idea where the information came from. >> were there any of your e-mails? >> secretary and i never exchanged e-mails. >> one of the issues about this you talk about it in your book and i wi

what we now know is just within the small area of libya and benghazi, not her entire secretary of state just libya and benghazi, we found 15 emails she did not produce to the department of state despite the fact she claimed she produced everything. so we know her seminal point don't mind my email arrangement you have everything that we have, we know that is patently false. what we don't know is whether or not that is also true or false with respect to other areas outside of libya and benghazi. >> dickerson: so is this going to change the way you're pursuing your investigation at all? >> well, i was -- yeah, i'm a former prosecutor, so i was somewhat suspicious and skeptical beforehand. i think what it confirms is, number one the public record is not complete. number two we very much need to talk to secretary clinton, but we cannot did that until the department of state produces to us the emails and other documents that will legitimately entitled to. and the other point that i would make because i hear it all the time from your previous guests and others is that seven or eight previous c

and congressman darrell isop crashes a conference on benghazi. mark obviously the remarks that donald trump made yesterday about people from mexico coming to this country got a lot of attention. >> it has, tamron. you know we've seen celebrities that run for office before. arnold schwarzenegger in 2003 we had al franken run for the senate jesse ventura becoming governor of minnesota. but one thing all those three people ended up doing was taking the job and taking the campaigning seriously. sticking to the issues really almost putting their celebrity aside. donald trump's performance yesterday was anything but. i think there's a reason why it's important to take his candidacy less seriously than those other examples i mentioned. >> but is there a difference between mixing a little of your select and wealth and all that and then compare that to some of the comments that he said saying that people from mexico were rapists coming into this country. we perhaps shouldn't be surprised given the remarks about the president's birth place but kasie hunt a

the issue was discovered while a house committee was investigating the benghazi attacks in 2012. clinton has since turned over 55,000 pages of e-mails to the state department. >> there's new fallout from that new york prison break. 12 corrections workers were suspended including a prison superintendent and his security chief. the correction's -- new leadership is being brought in. also today, david sweat condition was upgrade frd serious to fair. he was shot and captured on

from benghazi to clinton cash. she was asked about the 20% of uranium that was transferred to putin. was this incompetence or was this made when the donations were made to the clinton foundation? big ones in fact. >> she's finally sitting down to talk to people. amongst the topics new hampshire, i thought what was interesting she brings up this. i cannot tell youe been waiting to talk about this. there's nothing to do with my decisions as secretary of state and the clinton foundation. >> right. she said quote, i don't know if we have enough time in this interview to debunk all of the allegations made by people who are wielding the par i san -- partisan axe but there's no basis for any of that. there were nine government agencies who had to sign off on that deal. i was not personally involved because it was not something the secretary of state did. as you can imagine, the author of -- clinton cash pointed out at him that there was a partisan axe. >> the transfer of 20% of u.s. uranium, the stuff used to build nuclea

murdered in benghazi libya. and even today congressional investigators doubt they have all of the e-mails from mrs. clinton's server from when she was secretary of state. in this "fox files" investigation, new details are emerging about what president obama's team and members of congress knew about weapons pouring into the region during the chaotic arab spring in 2011. >> this would come under secretary clinton's watch. >> american arms dealer at the center of a federal investigation involving libya, syria and turkey. he's president of the defense group that for decades has been licensed and regulated by the state department to move hundreds of weapons around the world. he spoke exclusively to fox news. >> if a certain country is brokering various types of equipment, we try to get involved. primarily weapons and ammunition transportation logistics, government liaison. >> turi says he's haunted by what he thinks happened when there was a failure to see what happened to the weapons pouring into syria, libya and mi

additional control you may need. >>> breaking now, we are awaiting new details out of a closed-door benghazi hearing on capitol hill. longtime aide to clinton. sidney blumenthal is testifying at that hearing. we're learning he handed over 60 e-mails just before today's deposition that haven't been made available by the state department. catherine herridge is live in washington with more on the e-mails. >> the republican chairman of the benghazi select committee told reporters that the gap they got from blumenthal and given by the state department has to be explained. >> i think it's noteworthy that no committee of congress that has previously looked into benghazi or libya uncovered these memos. and i will leave it to you to figure out whether there was a failure tole produce on the former secretary's part. or a failure to produce on the department of the state's behalf. >> at this hour they are on a lunch break. this is video from earlier today. blumenthal seen going into the closed deposition where he answered questions from republicans and democrats on the committee about his e-mail corres

consulate in benghazi has been killed. he worked throughout north africa and the middle east. >>> the european space agency has successfully launched a satellite into orbit. sentinel two will gather information on agriculture, forestry and pollution. >>> in the meantime we take you back to one of our top stories. police in new york say they have a confirmed lead for escaped murders richard matt and david sweat. their dna has turned up in a cabin near the prison in a town known as owl's head. it's a popular area in the mountains. >> other sources say that the tools that they used to break out may have been smuggled into the prison inside frozen hamburger meat. they've been on the run since june 6, going on two weeks or 18 days. these aren't the first fugitives to be on the run in the united states. >> here's the thing. for every bad guy that is captured dozens more escape roam free. >> reporter: it is a tale as old as time. billy the kid, bonnie and collide and jochbhn dillinger. most recently eric frain. law enforcement la

. >> host: move on to the next important issue which is benghazi. last week the first batch of emails from former secretary of state hillary clinton were made public. there are 50,000 involved all the a few hundred were released there will be war through january. first of all, have you looked through the emails released? any smoking gun? >> a pile of the males that everybody is focused on from a friend of the clintons said dean emails about libya prior to the bombing and then after. i looked through them all i did not read them closely but i have to tell you i was underwhelmed by them. but most senior officials in government get emails from friends and former colleagues providing with this thought or that or not or please read this and it happens to all senior officials and to the secretary that it isn't unusual sometimes you pass them on to your staff to say take a look but those emails from limassol never made their way to the highest level of discussion and i never saw them and tell i read them to days ago. they never showed up in the deputy's co

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martha: close clinton ally set to testify before the benghazi select committee this hour. we're expecting his arrival any moment to the doors on the right-hand side of your screen there on capitol hill. sidney blumenthal will go through the doors and they will close behind him for the testimony he will give. they will talk about 60 new emails he brought to the table that have never been seen before on the subjects of both libya and the benghazi terror attack. the committee is looking about answers for email exchanges between secretary of state hillary clinton on decisions made in libya. as you remember she said she turned over everything except the personal stuff and referenced her daughter's wedding and things people wouldn't have any interest in however these were not among those turned over. rich lowery with us, editor of "national review," fox news contributor. we have former deputy secretary to president bill clinton. david, good to have you with us. what will focus of testimony will be today. >> what he was telling secretary clinton in the immediate aftermath from th

. >>> the pentagon says a key suspect in the 2012 benghazi attack has been killed. a u.s. drone strike targeted the man in iraq last week. the isil operative is believed to have been in benghazi libya, three years ago when a u.s. embassy was attacked. >>> a setback for isil in syria. kurdish forces say they have driven isil fighters from a military case here raw ka. as our correspondent reports the kurds were backed by u.s. air strikes. >> reporter: this kurd irk fighter says they have discovered a tunnel used by the islamic state of iraq and the levant on the syrian turkish border. the people's protection units which go by ypg, have been making gains on the border and taking back territory from isil. now that the fighting is over here, hundreds of families have returned. turkish authorities reopened the border for the residents, but despite kurdish forces pushing back isil there are concerns over their advances. syria's main opposition group and fighters have accused the kurds of abusing and driving out sunni tribesmen. a rights group was sent to assess the situation. >>

committee are not relevant to the 2012 attacks in benghazi. the clinton campaign responded thursday night saying she has turned over 55,000 pages of materials to the state department including all e-mails in her possession from mr. blumenthal. clinton has said she deplete-reatleted approximately 30,000 e-mail bus they were private personal messages. trey gowdy said the revelation that these were not originally produced by clinton to the state department is significant and troubling. the revelations could create a distraction for her new campaign and also an increased call for john boehner to s&p the private server that housed clinton's e-mails. norah, clinton says that server will remain private. >> julianna thank you. >>> house speaker john baker continues to repeal obama care. they're giveing low income families financial aid. jan crawford is there this morning. good morning. >> good morning. the chief justice basically blamed congress for bad writing. the court understood that's not what congress meant and if the opponents got their way, th

diplomatic post in benghazi, libya. authorities say ali awni al har zi was killed last week. four americans were killed in benghazi including ambassador chris stevens. >>> a man is in custody. justin sullivan appeared in federal court monday. they say he wanted to obtain a rifle. >>> the u.s. is pledging military support to a nato rapid reaction force aimed at protecting europe from russian aggression and isis. ashton carterer says they will provide weapons and commandos. he said the u.s. is quote, deeply committed to defending europe and backing ukraine. >> the united states is providing training and military equipment to ukraine. we haven't changed our prospective to weaponry in ukraine. >>> an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." >>> tom brady will ask commissioner roger goodell to overturn his four-game deflategate suspension. the nfl found he was generally aware of deflating footballs. the nfl fined the team $1 million and took away draft picks in the future. >>> sean combs is arrested for assault at ucla. o to your people? ♪ well this summer, stay with cho

. >>> and a major moment in the benghazi investigation. long-time hillary clinton con confidante sidney blumenthal is about to have a conference behind closed door about libya leading to the benghazi attack. >>> and he's about to announce his presidential plan. will he become republican candidate number 12? he has a lot of flags behind him. that and more when "the rundown" comes back. >>> and what everybody is buzzing about, raising a lot of questions about race in america. rachel dolezal is speaking out for the first time. we'll have more on that exclusive interview, next. try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. thank you. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. i accept that i'm not 21. i accept i'm not the sprinter i was back in college. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept giving it less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin ..

diplomatic compound in the libyan city of benghazi. he was an isil fighter and he pentagon said he was killed by u.s. fighter jets last week. the ambassador and three other americans were killed in the 2012 benghazi attack. ♪ >>> the afghan army says it has taken back a district from taliban fighters, but the group still controls another area forcing many in this the provincial capitol from their homes. jennifer glasse reports. >> reporter: taliban fighters are at the gates of this city pushing the afghan army into the provincial capitol. this normally bustling city is largely deserted. people are worried taliban fighters could attack here and that means business is bad. >> translator: these days we have to pay the rent from our savings. no one buys anything from us. there is no one in the market or town. everyone has left. they have gone somewhere else. >> reporter: in a nearby field, they are harvesting the eggplants early, rather than lose the crops to the righting. mohammed has already fled once from a neighboring district. >> tr

and many of the media reporting with glee that she hadn't been affected by the e-mail story and the benghazi story and all of these things. clearly she was going to be affected. there was just a lag effect and i think we're seeing those problems manifest now. what's also interesting is that her numbers have slipped not only on honest and trustworthy but also on benghazi specifically. and if you look at the cnn orc poll she's lost a lot of ground on the gauze question and, interestingly, republicans have been seen as doing a good job broadly on their handling of benghazi which hadn't been noted in many places. >> chuck, a clinton strategist for knlcnn, said this. >> we know any other person who has been in a role as secretary of state, you anticipate a period where once someone is in the political arena, partisans are going to see some changes. we don't think there's been any significant change. we think there's been a minimal change in their numbers in the numbers that we're analyzing and we think that's true in the vast majority of polls out there. >> here's a couple more questions from two

facilities in benghazi libia. militants who may have been involved in the benghazi attack. isis is making its presence in libya assassinating a group of christians. and four years after u.s. helped to out gaddafi libya is a failed state. delta operators got libby and he died in a new york hospital. abitala is waiting to be charged in the role in the benghazi attack. they have been operating in the east part of the country. the capitol of tripoli is controlled by an islamic faction. >> the middle east is not the only part of the area heating up. russia is responding to the report that the pentagon will send heavy weapons to eastern europe. moscow would be forced to boost his own forces to deployment by the united states. is this another sign that the cold war is coming back to life? we'll talk to the allied commander of nato when he joins us in ten minutes. >> down day on wall street. stocks seeing the losses of 100 points. this after the talks broke down over the weekend. and traders worry about the financially troubled country defaulting on its death. if that happens leavi

[laughter] joins us tomorrow talking about benghazi. good night from new york. >> on the watching tonight if you have enough money clearly you can buy this election with "the donald" trump polarizing the field and the rationale to me he does have a few billion dollars of race for the big whites' house has turned into a freak show. who will be the highest bidder? here is a donald trump holding forth with george stephanopoulos

and many of the media reporting with glee that she hadn't been affected by the e-mail story and the benghazi story and all of these things. clearly she was going to be affected. there was just a lag effect and i think we're seeing those problems manifest now. what's also interesting is that her numbers have slipped not only on honest and trustworthy but also on benghazi specifically. and if you look at the cnn orc poll she's lost a lot of ground on the gauze question and, interestingly, republicans have been seen as doing a good job broadly on their handling of benghazi which hadn't been noted in many places. >> chuck, a clinton strategist for knlcnn, said this. >> we know any other person who has been in a role as secretary of state, you anticipate a period where once someone is in the political arena, partisans are going to see some changes. we don't think there's been any significant change. we think there's been a minimal change in their numbers in the numbers that we're analyzing and we think that's true in the vast majority of polls out there. >> here's a couple more questions from two

from hillary clinton's private server that were released this week by the house select committee on benghazi. clinton says she handed over all of her work correspondence from her tenure as secretary of state, but officials now say these exchanges with long-time confidante sidney blumenthal were not among the 55,000 pages she provided from her private e-mail account. >>> tonight a look at why media matters. a frequent critic of this channel continues to get favorable tax treatment from the government despite what appears to be some very partisan political activity. here's fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz howard kertz. >> reporter: media matters the liberal advocacy group that spends much of its time defending hillary clinton is facing new questions about its tax-exempt status. media eye columnist says founder david brock and other staffers function as mere extensions of the clinton campaign. despite irs rules barring tax-exempt outfits from participating in any campaign activity for or against political candidates. the scrutiny is now focused on sid blumenthal a confidante

[laughter] joins us tomorrow about benghazi. good night from new york. >> on the watching tonight if you have enough money clearly you can buy this election with "the donald" trump polarizing the field and the rationale to me he does have a few billion dollars of race for the big whites' house has turned into a freak show. who will be the highest bidder? here is a donald trump holding forth with george stephanopoulos. >> is that supposed to be a bad thing? i would love to have zero pricing we would win easily. [laughter] >> ag of white man with red face and a blue blood anymore qualities that our patriotic? what about the chamber with three heads as the senate sponsor of the bloodthirsty monsters rand paul and marco rubio and ted cruz said eagerly awaiting so they can trim the size of government. also the gubernatorial torture chamber from texas to arkansas and wisconsin and florida all in full control. we prepared to be dominated by the state house dominance and ted clinton is an evil magician making money magically appear for

they include information about weapons in libya and security situation in benghazi in the year and a half before the attacks. bloomenthal will face a closed door hearing today. >>> president obama and republican allies in congress abandoned plans of a vote today. boehner decided to impose a temporary rule to bring the deal back up between now and july 30th. that gives them six weeks to resurrect the measure. that means a lot of work from the president with democrats who had open rebellion against their boss. >> a lot of work. >>> the white house is giving approval to pennsylvania and delaware to set up exchange for obamacare to protect residents who already signed up. the supreme court is nearing a ruling on a lawsuit that arguing that federal subsidies can be paid to states that operate their own marketplace. if that lawsuit is upheld americans enrolled in obamacare in states that do not have exchange they could lose health insurance. >>> time for an early start on your money. u.s. stock futures are lower. dow down 107 points. now lower for the year. weighing down markets. a standof

he executed and started bombing, contract that authority clinton's response to benghazi. can you imagine what our adversaries thought when the secretary of state says this isn't what it's about. he was here because he was asking us for bomb and material. we haven't provided it. we shouldn't do any of those things. and i've never negotiated a nuclear deal but i've negotiated a lot of deals. number one know what your goals are and unless and until you don't find a deal that we haven't achieved a single one of president obama's goals. number two walk away from the table. we've never been willing to walk away from the table. this president went into the rose garden and celebrated so what did they say? we've got him. let's go spend the next two months making this deal better for us and worse for them. we have a lot of control over how much money flows through the financial system until they permit the unfettered inspections of every nuclear facility. there are two phone calls i would make him the number one in the oval office so that he is reinsurer. [applause] it's not only t

in her base when you deal with the question for instance, when you get to the scandals in benghazi they are very supportive. the vote of the american people think that's a legitimate issue, including a large number of her base. she needs to win in her base beyond this besides minority. it is women, young people and upper educated wealthy people. >> wouldn't you say this is a good move? >> no. because here's the problem. the fact is i think it's require relevant because when you get into the question about the foundation look at the fox poll which got -- we haven't paid much attention to it. as to whether they were trading favors overwhelming 61% of the people believed that. you have 41% of democrats, which is incredible 59% of women, 39% of african-americans. i mean we're talking her base. 63% voters under 35. she's doing -- when those voters -- young people concentrate on this and what happens with these voters -- >> i want to finish your thought because you ran away like a train at the end of that. >> i'm sorry. >> what you're saying is that trustworthiness is an issue for all of the

. >>> and new details in the benghazi investigation. sydney blumenthal a hillary clinton confidant has turned over new memos on libya specifically 120 new pages of e-mails between him and then secretary of state clinton. according to the "new york times," the e-mails include information about the weapons that were circulating in libya and the security situation. blumenthal goes before the house select committee investigating benghazi later this morning. >>> denny hastert, confidential. >>> plus who performed at the president's private party? scrambled politics is next. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like... my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to trea

consolate in the libyan city of benghazi. he was an isil fighter. the pentagon says he was killed in a strike on mosul last week. the am bass don door to libya and three other americans were killed in that 2012 attack. >>> a scorching heat wave gripping pakistan is showing few signs of letting up with the death toll surging towards 450. most casualties have been in the southern port city of karachi with temperatures have reached 45 degrees celsius also on being swammed with heat stroke and dehydration, leaves many without air-conditioning or running water. kamal hider joins from us islambad. it's a huge leap in the death toll from yesterday why? >> reporter: it's not entire surprising because on that day saturday when the temperatures went to a record high, breaking a 10-year record, hundreds of people were hospitalized, some were, of course, brought dead to the hospitals. others were taken to the morgues, spread across the city. so it was already anticipated that the number of people dieing from this particular heat wave was likely to rise anyway.

but how to respond to what happened in benghazi a few years ago. i suspect this relates to the identification of specific al qaeda targets who have been involved in terrorism operations against the united states. >> i think this also shows us there's been so much talk and focus on isis isis isis. clearly, though, this is a multi-faceted fight and clearly the u.s. government is incredibly still focused on al qaeda qaeda. >> i think one of the other important aspects is to build an intelligence tactics to go against the point target. to go against a specific individual or group of individuals can take a long time and to put hard ware on that target from a u.s. air force aircraft can take months or longer. my guess is that if this is an operation against an al qaeda entity or individual involved in benghazi that this would have been in the works for quite some time. >> stay with me. i want to get your take on this increasing commitment of u.s. troops on the ground in iraq. 450 more american troops will be deployed to iraq to continue to train the arak

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benghazi, iraq, everything. all this time, we keep electing these people and we bitch but never change. you hear these people calling about iraq and benghazi and all this. they don't find anything nice about hillary or robbie or whoever is running. they are idealists. -- hillary or romney. the system is not broken. it's the people who are giving their opinions on other news channels and all these other places. they're killing the system because of their myopic idealism. host: let's go to janel in tallahassee, florida. line for independents. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, janel. caller: me, personally, i'm an independent now. no more bush's, no more clinton's, no more kennedys. i'm a woman, but i will not vote for a woman. i don't want to go with any identity politics anymore. i want somebody who loves this country who is a real commander in chief. who knows what they're talking about and knows what they're doing. someone who respects all americans. that gel men -- gentleman was correct about that. it's ha

the pounding on benghazi and the e-mail server has been non-stop and it's worked. we've got the polls to show t.polls that show not just lowered favorability or higher unfavorability for secretary clinton but lowered numbers of honesty and trustworthiness. jeb bush has also suffered in the polls. these many weeks of playing defense on iraq and other issues have left him half the candidate he was heading into this race. once seen at the prohibitive favorite he's battling his way in the pack one of several republican contenders fighting to stand out. joining me is stephanie cutter the former deputy campaign manager for barack obama back in 2012, former rnc chair michael steele msnbc political analyst and joe scarborough who is the host of "morning joe." according to a new poll from cnn opinion research today, 46% have a favorable opinion of hillary clinton, 50% do not have a favorable opinion of her. it's the first time those numbers have been upside down since 2003 but look at this, a majority of 52 it is say clinton does not care about people like them. that's bad