we have the cia. this is crucial. plotting in september of 1963 to leave a trail behind which would involve oswald in the assassination. they said he was in mexico city. that's not true. what they were saying in september, this is the crucial part. we know it's not true. even david phillips who directed the cia from mexico city but in charge of the whole cia operation in america said oswald was not in mexico city. that was the whole case against him. he went there. they set that up. the cia set that up. david phillips did it in september of 1963. my question is how did they know in september that the president was going to be killed two months later? the answer is apparent. they knew it because they did it. they were planning to do it then. >> mark lane you say there's no evidence. i don't understand how you could make that allegation. the rife was bought by lee harvey oswald via mail order. the rifle that was used to kill the president. the revolver used to kill the police officer 30 minutes later was lee harvey's. h

we have the cia -- this is crucial. plotting in september of 1963 to leave a trail behind which would involve oswald and the assassination. they said he was in motiexico c, he went to the russian embassy, on and on and on. in september ---this is the crucial part. we know it's not true. even david atley phillips, he was in mexico city but was in charge of the russian embassy in mexico. he went there, he saw the soviets, he saw the russians, itself. but the cia set that up. david atley phillips did it, in september of 1963. so my question is, how did they know in september that the president was going to be killed two months later? and the answer, i think is a parrot, they knew it because they did it and they were planning to do it then. >> i don't understand how you can make that allegation, the carcano rifle was bought by lee harvey oswald via mail order, the rifle that was used to kill the president. the .38 revolver that was used to kill officer tibet 45 minutes later was lee harvey oswald's gun. we have pictures of

had the means and the motive to kill kennedy. >> the cia decided better him than us and killed him. >> following the disastrous attempt to topple castro in the bay of pigs invasion, the president was furious with the cia. >> this was a struggle of cuban patriots. >> castro's troops outnumbered the cia-backed operation. the president felt humiliated and promised to, quote, splinter the cia into 1,000 pieces. >> he already had plans to set up a new intelligence agency where robert kennedy was going to head this new vacancy. what robert kennedy didn't know when he first came into office, was that they had been recruited by the cia, but also marcello to assassinate fidel castro. >> they had enterprises, gambling, horseracing, they wanted to get back into the business of making money in cuba. >> two months before kennedy's murder, odds walled applied for a cuban visa at the cuban embassy in new york city. >> oswald was try -- there were numerous such plots, they were ongoing in 1963. some were organized by the cia, some by the mob, exactly who was behind this one, i don't know. >> but th

beale pretended to be a cia agent for part of the time. he bilked the agency out of almost a million dollars, in 2008 he took six months off. nobody seemed to care. this is an agency where the inspector general says there's a, quote, absence of even basic controls. these are the people who are supposed to be regulating vast swaths of our economy. what a mess. >> government at your service. and to me former "wall street journal" correspondent everett g. martin died. he covered most of the most exciting and dangerous events in vietnam, he tagged along with special force, guys, behind enemy lines. he was kidnapped by bandits in the khyber pass and dodged bullets in chile. his talent attracted the likes of john steinbeck who said of his writing and i quote, "it is lean and sparse and alive and true." it has the keen and penetrating quality of good writing." but he was not only a good writer, he was a good man, and he will be sorely missed. that's it for this week's show. i'm david asman. thanks for watching us. you can catch me on "after the b

was posted on the bulletin board at the cia annex in benghazi. this was air base of operations. they said basically, look, guys, it's 9/11, we're looking at the increase of hostilities against western targets. when they saw chris stevens show up in benghazi on september 10th with virtually no additional security, what they testified to lawmakers is that they were puzzled and that there must have been some reason, something important that brought him to benghazi at that time, megyn. >> what do we know about the u.s. military assets that were in the region then prior to the attack? >> well, based on a reporting, what we've been able to confirm is that there was a directive from the cia in august of 2011. so a full year before the attack to their operation at the annex that basically the nato operations were winding down. military assets were moving out of the region. and if something were to happen, a major event or a terrorist strike, that they were essentially on their own. and we saw on the date of the attack that the cia was best prepared and t

was posted on the bulletin board at the cia annex in benghazi. this was air base of operations. they said basically, look, guys, it's 9/11, we're looking at the increase of hostilities against western targets. when they saw chris stevens show up in benghazi on september 10th with virtually no additional security, what they testified to lawmakers is that they were puzzled and that there must have been some reason, something important that brought him to benghazi at that time, megyn. >> what do we know about the u.s. military assets that were in the region then prior to the attack? >> well, based on a reporting, what we've been able to confirm is that there was a directive from the cia in august of 2011. so a full year before the attack to their operation at the annex that basically the nato operations were winding down. military assets were moving out of the region. and if something were to happen, a major event or a terrorist strike, that they were essentially on their own. and we saw on the date of the attack that the cia was best prepared and t

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i'm a little suspicious when you get this my former cia people talking. they're also saying that in some cases, al qaeda came pretty close to discovering that some of them had been turned into double agents. >> that's true, that's what the report was. that would not surprise me either. >> all right, general, stick around. >>> fox news confirmed that two b-52 bombers flew over a disputed island chain between china and japan without notifying the chinese government. a senior u.s. defense official says the unarmed planes flew over the senkaku islands last night as part of a training exercise. the u.s. calls it international airspace. the pentagon said they would ignore questions for american pilots to identify themselves. so general, what's going on here? >>> the chinese put out this increased air defense zone where the senkaku island that's are between japan and china, that's what's going on here right now and we did the exact right thing. we should not ask the japanese to have to send planes down there. the u.s. has been overflying that area for a long tim

i mean what do people in the cia, in your community, think of this? to this administration's choices? >> well, there's a -- two answers to that question. i would say the people i know with the cia and state department are disgusted. they know what happened. but there's also a trend here, judge, that's very troubling. that the cia tends to support democratic administrations and it leaks against republican ones. we saw this in the clinton administration. we saw leaking against george w. bush administration and this administration we're seeing additional non-disclosure agreements. abuses of polygraphs and we see some of the heroes, the cia contractors who saved, who risked their lives to save employees under now being discr because they're speaking out. >> going forward, i mean, do you think that -- in spite of the politics of this, you talk about democrat and republican. isn't there a bigger issue with the cia that if people are told to stand down and not to protect americans, i mean, politics be damned, it's time for the cia and military people to stan

the cia is central to that. that's what recreated it. >> among the pages cia kept classified to this day are the papers of this man. george -- an undercover cia officer who worked in miami and new orleans in the early '60s and who on november 22nd, 1963, leaked material to the news media that tied oswald to pro castro groups. the house committee reopened the kennedy case, langley appointed as the officially a son none other than george gel need is brought out of retirement. >> the fact that they appointed george to be the liaison between the cia and the house select committee an assassinations tells me that they consciously were determined to withhold information from this second major investigation of the kennedy assassination. it's hard to reach any other conclusion. >> discounting a conspiracy and chalking up it up to bureaucratic behavior. >> the idea that somehow he was a puppet or a patsy or being controlled by larger forces, mysteriously, it makes for nice theater but there's no truth behind it. >> since

particularly from the three survivors, cia affiliated survivors who testified yesterday. i think they raised some questions about the time lines but there were also additional questions raised about these nondisclosure agreements which the agency had insisted were not presented to benghazi survivors there was no effort to try to keep them from talking. and we find out that these nondisclosure agreements, which were legally unnecessary, were presented to benghazi survivors at a benghazi memorial held at the cia headquarters at langley. now, they didn't mention benghazi specifically, but you tell me what you think the message was intended to send. i think between that and between the news today on the state department, the idea that the rewards for justice rewards were actually authorized but never announced or publicized, which defeats the entire purpose of having the awards in the first place, suggest that the administration is reigle. i have -- reeling. i have no idea why they would make these kinds of mistakes unless there is something they don't want to disclose. >> ch

"we respectfully refer you to the cia for any questions regarding its activities. department supported contractors did not store collective weapons at facilities in benghazi or transfer them to other parties. to be clear none of the weapons collected were ever transferred to syria. >> what you're saying is here's what we've done. if you want to find out what would happen, you got to talk to the cia. >> sources familiar with the neglect shags between the contractors and others say the hearing will be classified and a subpoena was not necessary. one of the contractors was so severely injured that the blood loss was life-threatening and he's had multiple surgeries. >>> katherine, thank u this note, lindsey graham will join chris wallace for an interview on his push for answers from the white house. check local listings for the time and channel. >>> this footnote. a pair of elite delta force operators who came to -- they've been nominated for medals. they were in libya on a separate mission when they received the call about that consulate being attacked. both men have

his assignment was to listen in on cia communications. langley, cia ships hovering off the coast. that was his exclusive assignment until the morning of november 22nd. he got orders that morning from his headquarters. focus instead on texas. kennedy of course was killed at 12:30 dallas time. i said, what time was it? he said, it was about three hours before kennedy was killed. >> this is a bombshell. this is an absolute bombshell. so it seems the cubansed an advance notice? >> after doing extraordinary amounts of due diligence in terms of checking him out and checking out the story as best i could, i con clupded the same thing. yet the warren commission didn't seem to be interested. >> it overlooked the cuban angle but not very carefully. >> i think the white house feared that. i think the johnson white house feared that. i wouldn't call it the warren commission and the staff for covering up. the cia covered up and the fbi covered up. >> didn't johnson always believe cuban had a hand in it? >> he did, yes, he did. >> castro's secrets is the name of the book. thank you so much for

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some prisoners were part of the cia program and left the camps under the radar. today the ap posted this satellite image showing where the cia ran its operation from a facility known as penny lane. to identify trustworthy assets, the cia used incentives like cash or promised to resettle their families in a safe country out of al qaeda's reach. this is another shot of the administrative buildings. just beyond the buildings and the hills hiding in plain sight are reported to be the bungalows where they enjoy private accommodations and television sets. >> my sources have said that some of the decisions to turn some of these were controversial. for example, military intelligence officials did not find the process pecks of using them as double agents to be that promising while others found them to be useful. >> the cia program was known only to a select few what's offer referred as highly compartmentalized. one who was not in on the program says it appears to be an effort to gather intelligence immediately after the 9/11 ape tacks when another strike seems imminent. >

the cia turning some of the prisoners there into double agents for the u.s. government, then sending them back to their home countries as recruits in the war on terror. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington. she has that story for us. catherine? >> reporter: well, thank you, jon. we have independently confirmed the existence of a program first reported by the associated press that the cia used to turn some guantanamo detainees into double agents immediately after 9/11 with mixed results. one source familiar with the program said the bush administration never provided hard numbers on the detainees on guantanamo which fox has visited more than any other tv network because some prisoners were part of the cia program and left the camps under the radar. the ap today is posting this satellite image reportedly showing where the cia ran its operation from a small facility a few hundred yards from the main administrative offices. this is part of the base that is cut off from the traditional detention camps. in 2003 when the program

the cia told the ambassador and state department there is an e-mail and who got it? and why did they ignore it? did it go to the spam folder? i don't believe it. there is a trail and it is important to look and find out what happened. four families going through another holiday where they don't know why their children died. one of the head scratching things that came out. congressman westmore land learned that none of the security officers in benghazi were armed. what kind of security officers are sent that are not armed? >> i think it fits in with the narrative that the administration had all along. a year ago, it was right before the election. they wanted the president's reelection themes, i got bin laden and al-qaeda is on the ropes and al-qaeda is on its heels and finished. the fact that the intelligence said no there is a problem in eastern libya and benghazi and watch out. it was like the administration didn't want to hear. it they wanted to make sure that everything looked normal and we were not worried about anything. and as a result we were unprepared despit

intelligence community was doing there. >> and whether the cia operation was the target of the attack or somehow provoked the attack which killed ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, and ty woods and glen doherty. this recent letter to frank wolf obtained by fox news meticulously lays out the state department's weapons program in benghazi but emphasizes it does not speak for all u.s. government entities. we respectfully refer you to the central intelligence agency for any questions regarding the activities. they did not store collected weapons at benghazi. none of the weapons collected were ever transferred to syria. >> if you want to find out what happened, you have to talk to the cia. >> sources familiar with the negotiations between the contractors and the house intelligence committee tell fox news that the hearing will be classified and a subpoena was not necessary. one of the contractors was so severely injured in benghazi that the blood loss was life threatening and since he has had multiple surgeries. >> fox news has learned exclusive details on why the two delta force operato

we'll spend time looking at what happened with the cia officials on the ground. >> it's relevant. if the state department didn't send help people want to know why. >> that's a huge problem. >> is it a fact that ambassador stevens spoke to your committee prior to his murder? >> ambassador stevens spent time with our committee prior to his passing. >> that's significant. you don't normally have ambassadors to libya speaking to the house intel committee. that lay it is foundation so the viewers understand for yet another question we should be asking about why he wasn't better protected and why he was even at the consulate on the 9/11 anniversary. you're a good man to come on. thank you, sir. >> thank you, megyn. >> all the best. still more questions than answers. another story that people say, it's just a fox story. really? like obama care? >>> coming up, one of the architects of obama care joins me live. i will ask him what will happen to the more than 5 million people who had insurance cancelled and are now in insurance limbo. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [t

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that's been the dream of the cia. what a great idea to bring them to these little bungalows with kitchenettes and say your family can be safe. you might even have a chance of getting out if we let you out and you go back and do this and it was incred reply success, it seems. however, what makes me sad is these are assets we can no longer use to this length. i don't know what's going to happen next. but i'd like to know that i might have somebody in cuba that already defied us and made it clear that he wants to kill us, that we can go back to and say hey, you've got an uncle we just arrested. what can you tell me about him? i don't know if he's connected, but five years down the line -- >> these guys operate in cells. they don't try to spraed their information out. >> not anymore, though. al qaeda is a brand. >> if somebody spilled the beans and helped the united states kill a terrorist, i think that guy was going to be strung up by -- >> absolutely. he'd have to keep his cover. >> yeah, but look at the people that hel

heather: details of a secret cia program recruiting spies. bill: three girls finally free after they say they were locked in their bedrooms for years. how they were able to escape finally. view * to the two who did this, how could you? i hope you burn in hell. heather: a fox news alert. near cleveland hundreds of people forced from their homes after a train derailed spilling chemicals. there is concern that it could explode. >> about 2:00 the police came to the door and said we have got to go. they wanted us out of the house and out of the area. >> i'm not sure. we don't have an estimate when we can get the all clear. they are monitoring the air right now. heather: legal police, fire and railroad cleaning crews are all on the scene. bill: three days and counting for that obamacare website fix. the administration said things should be working properly give the end of november. but what does that mean? and what happens monday, december 2 when america comes back to their thristles after the holiday? karl rove comes back from austin, texas. karl,

. >> the intelligence committee spent hours yesterday and today with five current or former cia employee, contractors, operatives. i understand hearings were classified. did you learn anything that substantially changes your understanding of what went on in benghazi that night? >> yes. there are definite discrepancies. it's important for everyone of the american people to understand, these guys are american heroes and should be treated that way. my opinion is they have not been treated as american heroes. >> we're going to get to that in a moment. you say there's discrepancies. to the degree you can tell us, the areas in which there are discrepancies. >> this is real simple. i sent a letter to speaker boehner that outlined nine questions i want answers to. if you answer those nine questions, this goes away. it's that simple.

however, there's another author out there, jefferson morley, he has been suing cia since 2003. the case is more than a decade old, to get those files. we'll hear from him tonight on "special report" with bret baier at 6 eastern. patti ann: looking forward to that. james rosen, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. jon: new info now on the implementation of obamacare. fox news learning that the white house is pushing back the enrollment period for 2015 by one month. now, it happens that the new enrollment period begins after the midterm elections. stephen hayes is a senior writer for the weekly standard and a fox news contributor. stephen, do you think this new date is a coincidence? >> yeah. just a coincidence, jon, nothing to do with the elections whatsoever. i think it was just a data they happened to pick. no, look, of course it has something to do with the elections. i think virtually everybody in washington -- including some democrats and people associated with democrats aye spoken with -- have acknowledged this has to do with the elections and that the white house is making

also for the cia sont lie. several weeks ago you made some statement concerning jack ruby that caused quite a stir. you said he visited castro and met with other cuban officials. the topic of the discussion was the elimination of president kennedy. i want you to tell me what you know about that alleged meeting? >> the information i have receiv receive t received over the last several months pertained to a meeting in havana. at the meeting fidel castro was present, his brother recaaul castro, an argentine woman was present, another officer was present who is an american citizen. another cuban officer was present. also jack ruby. at this meeting there was a discussion about guns the sales of guns possibly drugs and returned for that the possible rather the elimination of the president of the united states. >> you don't have fist hand knowledge. you didn't see jack ruby tee meeting? >> i did not. >> where were you? >> miami, florida at home. >> who will tell us that that in fact is true? >> there is proof. >> did

the goal of the party is to protcute cia officials here in. the cia is not commenting on the claim. and given the sensitivety the state department spokes person read from prepared remarks >> i don't have the specific comments on the reports we have seen other than to say we have a range of security dialogues with the pakistani's about the issues and as you know as the standard process don't speak about them. >> this is someone at the tip of the spear and run the drone cam rain. and they are in essence the word between the united states and pakistan. >> incredible. i mind assume they are taken serious? >> it opens them and their family up to target and retaliation. they are threatening to block trucks carrying supplies and and from pakistan. >> requipment and troops have to come through the territory so we have to depend on them to provide security and there is not a lot week do. >> the last time the cia station was identified was in 2010 and he was forced to leave the country. the question is how was the identity known, but the reality is it is an open secret and they are the same c

what are the questions in your mind as we now go into the week where you will finally hear from a cia contractors who were eyewitnesses at the event? >> well, if i had to list them in order the biggest issue, there seems to be a timeline discrepancy. for example, when the gentleman came back from the embassy compound back to the annex, there is the narrative that the administration put out that there was a lull in the fig fighting, that the fighting had stopped. >> let me catch people up. the compound was attacked where the ambassador was and there was a c irk a annex not far away. people came from the annex to try to help the ambassador. he had already been killed. they took some people, brought them back to the annex and fighting resumed and two more people were killed. go ahead. >> when they came back, after ambassador stevens was killed -- he was actually missing which is an important point. sean smith was dead. they came back to the annex. the story goes that there was a lull in the fighting. there weren't going to be more problems. i don't think that's what we'll hear from the s

cia. and there was murders of heads of state and attempted assassination of castro which may have come back to bite him. it was controversial time. headquarters of the vietnam war began on his beat. it was eventful and a significant presidency. >> as you know, doug you can flip on any tv station this week and you can see specials commemorating his life and his death. and we did ours two weeks ago. we looked in the conspiracy therorrist and if they have a point. and mixed results were in our investigation inconclusive. why is it five decades later, we are still fascinated with the mystery of his assassination? >> we is because the warren commission did a poor job. we may debate whether or not there was a conspiracy to kill president kennedy. it is hard to debate that there was a conspiracy for the warren commission to do a poor job. president kennedy after his assassination he was a saint and no one wanted to touch him and no television executive or editor or politician on either side of th

/cia base in khost province. now, technically he was the head of the pakistani taliban, but he had close ties with the afghan taliban. in pakistan, however, this is being criticized. the new government in pakistan has largely been elected on a position of ending u.s. drone strikes in pakistan and starting peace talks with the pakistani taliban. government officials in pakistan are angry about this. however, many security officials in pakistan are actually welcoming this move. he is a ruthless and violent leader of the taliban as i said here in afghanistan. his death is being welcomed not only by americans but also afghans who see him as sort of a root cause of many problems here in afghanistan. now, it should be noted, kelly, that the pakistani taliban have already appointed a new leader of the pakistani taliban movement. they're also vowing revenge. so right now, even though they've lost their head, kelly, it appears the taliban will continue to launch attacks in both pakistan and here in afghanistan. >> conor p

the cia paying at&t for access to americans' phone records. according to the reporting of the "new york times," which quoted government officials today. the cia reportedly provides phone numbers of terror suspects in other countries and then at&t turns over all the call logs that could help identify those suspects. the company says they do not reveal the names or numbers of americans calling from the united states. "the new york times" reports the government is not using subpoena or court orders, but at&t is doing the whole thing voluntarily. according to "the new york times," the phone company did not confirm or deny the report. but a spokesman said it is routine for the government to pay for lawful information. of course, this is months after the former nsa contractor ed snowden leaked documents showing the government is collecting more internet and phone record than anybody realized. lawmakers in the president's party have been voicing concern over his troubled healthcare web site. today the white house tried to downplay any word of a rift.

as that relates to non disclosure forms, the cia director has been clear no forms were signed. i don't think that's true. i think it's offensive for me as a member of congress and somebody that watches the intelligence committee to treat survivor this is way. who if it wasn't for them almost everyone would have been killed. >> you mentioned the fact you have reached out to speaker bay thorac -- speaker boehner. >> you're a member of the house. you called for an independent investigator to respond to this. >> if they don't ask the nine questions. if they want to answer the questions in my letter, they being the administration, this all goes away. answer the questions. >> they haven't done it for 14 months? >> that's right. >> why do you think you need an independent investigator? >> if we cannot -- all of these are not in the jurisdiction of the intelligence committee. we don't have jurisdiction over the state department for example. a lot of questions remain there. we take all committee work, if we can't get the answers and have the independent investigator if we can't get thes

the cia is not commenting. the department spokesperson before the whole daybreak read from prepared remarks. >> well, they have seen those reports. i don't have any specific comments on them other than to say that obviously, we have a range of security dialogues with the pakistani about a range of issues. as you know, we, as a standard process, don't speak to them. >> the cia station chief in pakistan is one of the most important counter tourism positions, because they are at the tip of the spear when it comes to urgent leads. they run the drone campaign and they are the liaison between the u.s. and pakistani government intelligence services, jamie. >> katherine, that that led to other concerns? >> they are threatening to block trucks carrying supplies to and from afghanistan. with the final drawdown of u.s. troops in afghanistan next year, one military analyst says, there is real jeopardy when you look at the bigger picture. >> as the u.s. begins to withdraw units out of afghanistan, the strategy is to replace

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lost his leg, one of the cia contractors has never regained the full use of his arm. and that kind of accuracy, three out of five, that is an incredibly professional hit. that is not something that change easily done on the spur of the moment. >> so what does that new evidence then say about the administration's initial story, this is all the result of a spontaneous protest? >> well, one lawmaker said based on what they heard in this classified session that these explanations were not defensible. and these witnesses were the first people they had heard from on the ground at the annex and also at the consulate. and they say that everything pointed to something that was premeditated. and that was known virtually almost immediately. >> catherine, thank you very much. >>> you're welcome. >>> and a celebration today to mark the 150 th anniversary of the gettysburg address, and new back lash after president obama did not attend, and wait until you hear what his senior adviser is now claiming for the absence. >>> plus, the bizarre new 911 calls and the incident that landed h

according to congressional sources familiar with recent testimony from five cia personnel. sources told fox news that the radio call described in testimony before the house intelligence committee was characterized as almost frantic with state department personnel pleading for help to save their lives. the congressman leading the investigation said they found one state department agent hiding in the consulate, apparently in a closet and they were -- >> not armed, not kitted up. and they hadn't been any shots fired from our side as far as the testimony reveals. >> the cia witnesses also testified that early on september 12th, seven hours after the consulate was sacked and burned, five mortars burned down a mile away in less than a minute with three directs hits. the new testimony re-enforced the view that the terrorist mortar team was professionally trained. the attack was premeditated and the administration's initial statements about a protest over a video were unsupportable. >> it's indefensible what was said on september 11th, 12th, and 13th and what the facts were. >> ask

the only heroes, tyrone woods and glen dougherty, cia contractors who launched a rescue mission from tripoli even though that wasn't their responsibility. >> woods and dougherty violated their superiors' orders to stand down and they went. they went to the sound of the gunfire, they went to the annex, to that consulate and evacuated i think almost 30 more americans who would have died if left to the hands of those terrorists that attacked the place. they didn't just come to kill stevens that night. they came to kill as many americans as they could, and those two guys stood the line and did an amazing work. if they were on active duty, they would have been awarded the medal of honor. >> reporter: the west bank is a hot bed for palestinian militant activity. at the time the political wing of hamas complained about bla blackwater's tactics and reputation. for prince it's a matter of pride, not only the people he protected, but the enemies he made doing it. >> i'm perfectly comfortable that the taliban, hezbollah, al qaeda, and the likes of henry wxman are my enemies. >> reporter: but it

these five cia contractors and members of the cia who are actually inside that room were asked to sign second nondisclosure agreements. second ndas. normally contractors will often sign nondisclosure agreements. after the attack why were they then asked to sign second ndas? >> why? the results were politically damaging to the white house. look, the public has a right to know what happened here? why were this many cia officers in benghazi in the first place? we still don't have an answer to that question. in are asking, as far as i'm concerned and moreover what about the aftermath? why aren't people going after the perpetrators and we don't know the answer to that question. they are silencing the people who know the answers and silencing the others. it's an outrage. >> was there a lull in the fighting was there not a lull in the fighting? was there a thought from state side that potentially the fighting was even over. we heard from senator stephens last night warning about the intelligence committee. take a listen. >> it's wrong because if the state department denied send why. can i ask

the top secret private shooting range that headed cia agents now used by local police. and for a man hounded as a villain and hailed as a visionary, he now calls himself something else. a victim. >> anybody that steps forward and runs to the sound of the alarm bell calling, when the government calls, be careful, they left us languagie i hangin areas. >> we would be dropping whatever the military needed. >> as public opinion turned against the war in iraq, prince found himself and his company in the crosshairs. >> and at a time that the war weary republic and the democrats wanted to continue to bash the bush administration. unfortunately we happened through the media kill box. >> the number is still in dispute. but black water guards killed a dozen iraqis in a firefight. and black water was kicked out of iraq and just last month, the u.s. government refiled charges against some of the black water men. >> it's a flat out political prosecution. >> he said that it was a -- his career as a covert operative for the agency destroyed by a series of congressional leaks. >> when

deaths in pakistan and in afghanistan including nine people here in afghanistan that were in a secret cia base in 2009. he was a head of the pakistan taliban. he was an important leader in afghanistan and pakistan. pakistani officials are reportedly extremely angry about this drone strike. the new government elected a few months ago was elected on the large part to end u.s. drone strikes and begin peace negotiations with the taliban. they so the drone strike as undercutting peace efforts. here in afghanistan his death is welcomed by afghan and u.s. officials whoso him as part of the broader problems for the instability in afghanistan. his death will impact the taliban here in afghanistan and in pakistan. but the pakistani taliban named a successor and vowing revenge, harris. >> i am watching out of my eye the los angeles police department and fbi started the news conference. we learned a little more about what went down in the los angeles international airport. they were not putting a lot on the record that might change later. this might be more of a review. but if there is anything knew

. >> in congress forced the cia to release the documents? >> it seems that they are going to try. buried in the new intelligence budget is language that calls for the declassification of these files and the republicans that author that section told fox news that there is evidence that the documents are being denied to the military teams that are charged with this. >> the real concern of guys that have been chasing down al qaeda to the middle east, and they have not had access to these documents and that is a serious concern of mine and hopefully this will be rectified here in the short-term. >> if you just go back to those initial days after this, you'll probably remember that the administration describes the document is a treasure trove of information and any decision to declassify more would have to rest the cia. jenna: that is an interesting story to watch. jon: breaking news in arizona. investigators searching for answers after a horrifying fine. three sisters were found malnourished and dirty. allegedly held captive in a home in tucson for as long as two years. now their moth

managed to kill one of its most wanted. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> fox news learned cia operatives on the ground during the september 2012 attacks will testify in closed door hearings beginning thursday. another benghazi news, cbs is backing off a report on "60 minutes" that relied on a source whose credibility crumbled. dylan davies identified under morgan jones claimed he was there that night. turns out, it's not true. meanwhile, a publisher announced they halted the publication of his book. >>> what a week for toronto mayor, rob ford. tuesday, he admitted to smoking crack. then the mayor in a rumbling rage threatening murder. today, he is considering rehab. ford needs to say what he plans to do himself because he's rather unpredictable. >>> vice president biden makes another misdial. find out about the man who is willing to pay you to not go to law school. the grapevine is next. hey, we got our cards, honey! great. [ male announcer ] aarp members get a lot. [ ding dong ] like discounts on gifts from 1-800-flowers.com... oh... [ male announcer ] savings on roadside assistance from a