midterms. exactly one month away. early voting under way with issues like abortion and inflation driing people to the polls. many say democracy itself is on the ballot. we have special stuff planned. want to get right to it with michael steele. you know the music, sir. en why the beat. i know it well. when you hear that early voting is under way and look at what s going on out here, i m coming right to you, regular beat viewers know we have a set up. coming right to you. what do you see right now in this homestretch? what i see right now are voter deciding to hunker down around a vote. the early voting, as you noted, has started. there s some anticipation and trepidation. the anticipation is voters are going to take seriously not just their concerns about the economy that s being stressed by some, but also the democracy. that it will matter the kind of men and women they select, choose to be an extension of them to be the best representative for them in the statehouse
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flag, but on other issues. that s the core of who i am and what this show is about. you can have a discussion even if you disagree with someone. taidavid, i appreciate your time. we ll be here tomorrow again. there it is. there s the flag standing, but it won t be long. some 11 hours, 35 minutes, this flag is going to come down from the state capitol that s been here flying si ining since 1961. coming up, the man who made an emotional call. an emotional call at the funeral for the confederate flag to come down. how he feels now that his prayers are being answered. plus, you ve got to talk about donald trump. has he lost the apprentice vote? we ll talk about that. we ll talk about that. blank
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to the state department before he died was his concerns about the lack of security. what did the president know about the attacks of october and april that were attacks on the embassy? why did the british close the consulate? why did the british close their consulate? why did the red cross leave? why did lieutenant colonel woods say we were the last flag standing? because of their inappropriate failure to act because of information they had, the consulate in benghazi became a deathtrap. bill: you asked three specific questions in your letter of yesterday. here is one of them. why were asks for greater security was not fulfilled? who is responsible for that decision, senator? well, first of you will obviously goes up to the state department and maybe the president didn t know about those but didn t the president know, wasn t he briefed about the previous attacks on our consulate? both in april and in june?
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in april. the british ambassador was attacked. the british closed their consulate. the red cross left banghazi. and as lieutenant colonel wood said, we were going to be the last flag standing in banghazi, and he said the attack was, quote, inevitable. now that is a massive intelligence failure. now, the president may not have known whether 16 people or 18 people were extended or not, but wasn t he told about this deteriorating situation in banghazi? greta: what do you think? what do you make ever secretary of state hillary clinton saying that the buck stops here? she was in south america the last couple day, and she said she s one who accepts full responsibility and the buck stops with her. we appreciate that secretary clinton said that, but the bottom line is obviously she s trying to cover for the president and the vice president here. ultimately it is the president s responsibility for the security of the american people. the questions that we ve raised about the deteriorating s
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