honor the victims of the terror attack. jamie: have you been following the investigation into the benghazi scandal? it is widening. four people died. lawmakers are looking to interview 13 top state department officials in the coming weeks on top of the questions they have already asked, hoping to learn more about what actually happened, want just that night in libya, but what happened before and what happened after. republican congressman peter king is a member of the homeland security committee and a good friend to this program. we thank you for coming in. thank you. jamie: a lot of important questions. first of all, where is the investigation? how much have we learnd? what is left? the more we learn, the more we realize we have to learn. the administration is not telling the full story. we have not found out where that whole tale originated about the the video. no one there is no woon at all on the ground that night that said anything about a video. but that became the st
she wasn t concerned about defending the use of the videotape as an excuse. she is one person at the center of this, as to who was there when the decisions were made, who from the white house, who from the cia. so her confirmation is very, very important. jamie: her nomination is a bit more controversial. absolutely, yeah. jamie: you said we have not had diplomats as we did killed in 30 years. and the talking points just to remind folks, described what happened that night and there were changes, victoria nuland involved in email changes on that. i have to ask you this question, with the irs investigation and this investigation and a lot of questions of the administration and those who testify. on the one hand, we have sovereign immunity with government workers who who sometimes can t be tried. everybody s clamming up. do you think that they will give the answers that are necessary and is this a deliberate strategy by the administration to deflect from the controversies by mak
for tomorrow with the hartford that found that milellials respect the baby life boomers. so make sure you are talking to people who are not just like you,. jamie: there is something to learn from college grads who are finding jobs. we want to help everybody do that. the book is getting from college to career. thank you for being here. great to meet you. thank you,. jamie: for more on our consumer protection segments, go to foxnews.com. you will see america s news headquarters and click on that and see links to the last 21 take-charge consumer segments. eric: always great information and advice. jamie: thank you. we are lucky to have jobs. eric: there is new developments in the benghazi investigation. details on some big names. the house oversight committee may soon try to press for answers. what a week it has been, putting
at a standstill. this is as treasury secretary tim geithner says the president is ready for what he calls difficult concessions. mr. boehner says he was flabbergasted at the white house stance on what they say needs to be done. peter doocy has details this morning on the latest developments from washington. good morning, peter. good morning, eric. spieger boehner said negotiations are nowhere, period and he called treasury secretary tim geithner s presentation of the white house proposal to avoid the fiscal cliff earlier in week nonserious. i was flabbergasted. i lookedded a him like you can t be serious. i ve just never seen anything like it. you know we have seven weeks between election day and the end of the year. three of those weeks have been wasted with this nonsense. reporter: here is what has the speaker flabbergasted. the white house would like to raise tax rates on top earners to where they were in the clinton administration, 39.6%. they would also like to r
benefit they have agreed to. we stand on the precipices, ready to move this project forward, of building 635 earthquake-proof beds in san francisco, revitalizing two neighborhoods, and injecting $2 billion into the economy please move this into the project so we can continue providing high- quality health care for san francisco. [applause] thank you, dr. if i could ask that people can keep their applause down so we can try to move through the process. dr. lee was going to present as well. we now have a number of speakers from community groups. goo i did have a question. if i may, very quickly, i thank you for your presentation, and i have appreciated the conversations we have had about this topic, and i am sure there will be many more, but going back to the point that you are confident you re not going to reach the 1% operating margin with the city. the best way to provide us with confidence is for those of us being asked to approve this project to see the numbers that sho