blaming rogue agents for the targeting. she told the congressional aids that kept close eye on staffers so these two rogue agents running amuck for three years, for three months it would never happen. historic day in the nation s capital george h.w. bush back at the white house to celebrate a special milestone. [ applause ] his volunteer organization points of light gave out its 5,000th award to a charity today. president obama invited bush 41 to the white house so the two president could say present the award together. first, of course thank president and mrs. obama for this wonderful hospitality. it s like coming home for barbara and me. the rest of us just coming to this magnificent house and be greeted by this superb hospitality knows no bounds. former president bush created his foundation more than two decades ago after
and the campaign voluntarily goes above and beyond federal election commitments to insure the integrity of fundraising efforts. they request proof of current and a valid u.s. passport. they say it s in order to comply with all federal election laws. martha,. martha: certainly at order odds with that report. thank you very much. bill: fox news alert right now. because there is new evidence we can report that the white house knew the attack on your consulate in benghazi was the work of terrorists long before admitting it to the american people. fox news learning that a top aid to the secretary of state hillary clinton, patrick kennedy is his name briefed congressional aids the day after the attack, september 12th calling it sophisticated and complex. u.s. ambassador chris stevens among four americans killed in the attack on 9/11. a hearing on what happened in benghazi scheduled for the hill
going for gaming rights. i got a phone call this morning from chief of the texas kikapo. you re kidding. we re going, he wants to meet with bush about oil drilling rights. he said if he wants to get it done, it will cost a million dollars retainer. can you get that in the end zone? he loves what we did with the chippewa. show me the money! give me five. keep it under the radar. abramhoff and his associates collected tens of millions of dollars in fees from poor indian tribes, while in some cases working separately to shut down their casinos. in 2006 abramhoff was convicted of fraud and conspiracy. also convicted with him, two white house officials, ohio congressman bob nay, and nine other lobbyists and congressional aids. jack served three and a half years in federal prison for his