morning. we get them up. they love to hate us, basically. and we are just proud to be part of the west point experience the united states military academy. i have got to tell you, this is probably a much more exciting experience for us this morning than it is for all the cadets hearing this in the morning. after a little bit of time that might ogo a long way. it does. we really are proud to serve in this way to reach the american public, and share the armed frses day with them and with you here. so we really appreciate that. thank you all so much for your service. thank you for being here with us this morning. more from the hell cats all morning long. send to you inside. they sound terrific. i m inspired. america was in grave danger, that s the reason the u.s. attorney general eric holder says the justice department seized two months of phone records, including the home and cell phone of reporters from the associated press. elizabeth prann is live in washington with more on t
news agency claims to have worked with the white house on the piece. even holding the story for approval. they have released a statement and in part it reads: until the government assured us that the national security concerns had passed, indeed the white house was preparing to publicly announce the bomb plot had been foiled. the government says the phones were tapped to hunt down the source who leaked information about a plan to thwart an al qaeda attack but in relation it was more of a monthly working for the british intelligence. looking forward florida republican has reintroduced the free flow of information act he says to protect journalists and their sources. we have heard from president obama, he has expressed openness, to quote, a conversation about laws protecting reporters and their sources. tumor, aly, clayton, back to you. elizabeth, thanks some for that update. get to your headlines right now. we have a lot of news to tell you about including this fox news alert. while y
story to sell the movie. interesting point right in the middle of that which is jay carney, long-time reporter for time magazine stands up in front of his former colleagues in the press corps and flat out lies, flat out provablably lies and says there was just minor change made to the talking points. they are not offended? they are not outraged? they are not besieging him with questions at the podium? why aren t they madder? the white house press secretary is not supposed to lie to reporters that s not conventional. alisyn: not part of the job description. part of that arb, accountability review report, four people lost their jobs, sort of or were put on administrative leave. we now know from a state department spokesperson this week that in fact they are still collecting their paychecks and she couldn t tell a reporter whether or not they have to still go into the office or if they can be sitting on a beach while collecting their paycheck. that s nice. clayton: that s nice.
that s how it works, right? no. i have been hunting my whole life i have never seen it happen or heard of it happening it was a fluke thing. alisyn: other great thing was your buddy s reaction to this. what did they say afterwards? we talked about it for a linger time and i don t know, we thought this is such a unique thing we were so excited that we caught it on camera. we felt like it was a neat thing to be a part of. camera. like there is never a camera on when i do something like that. tucker: god bless you. amazing things happen in the lone star state. alisyn: pastor matt carter thanks for sharing the video with us. clayton: been viewed over 1.3 million times on youtube. better than a cat video. coming up, following breaking news at newark, new jersey. plane made emergency landing after landing gear malfunctioned. dateth latest details on that at the top of the hour. alisyn: across the world to find her this marine didn t have to go too far. the heart warming surpr
testified before the committee. it s hard for me to understand what the congressional committee that already had the chance to hear from her and question her about anything in the accountability review report or anything about her interactions, why they feel that they did an inadequate job, why the committee couldn t get information they thought the arb should have gotten. we heard from the secretary. she s very popular, she may run for president and there s a political interest in trying to tarnish her, which the gop seems to be making the most of. what about the many conversations, the communication given that they wanted more security? we know this was a highly volatile area, a dangerous posting. what is congress going to do to address that issue? that s a great question. that s the heart what we should be focusing on.