ambassador rice before she made her statement. doesn t the administration have the obligation to put forth information they re getting behind the scenes, not anything that will compromise security but give an accurate accounting of what they know thus far? no well, absolutely, i think it is important for the american people to know ultimately what we re able to learn through both our intelligence sources and the fbi as they sift through conflicting evidence about what weapons were used, what tactics were used. whether there was some compromise to the security system at the compound. remember this was a consulate. not our main embassy. but in a very tumultuous and unsettled part of the world. i think there are going to be lessons to be learned about this. in my view as we begin the week of the u.n. general assembly the most important lesson we can t allow extremists in the region to push us out or hijack the agenda as we try to support those governments that are speaking to be our respo
new york stock exchange here. they said they ll also be listening for any possible stimulus that the fed could hint to. it s something that the market points to a lot. when you see the markets tumble as they are doing, you know, the fed has done this before where it s bought up government bonds in great numbers, basically pouring a lot of money into the market and giving that kind of shot in the arm to the market. there are definitely two sides of the fence as to whether it s really helped the economy. at least it s done so in the short term. so once again, you are seeing stock futures turn around on hopes that the fed chief will say something positive or supportive on thursday. but no doubt about it, you re still going to see the same worries hang over the market today. you re going to see these same worries hang over throughout the week, worries about spain, worries about greece, worries about china. and then our own problems here in the u.s., that so-called fiscal cliff wh
it is still out there. sometimes it s quieter than maybe it was when president trump was sitting in the oval office, but it s out there and he has the ability to take his words and to engage his audience, to engage his floilers into action. that s a dangerous thing. you wish that there could be a nonpartisan investigation that could put forth information that could be accepted by people on both sides of the spectrum. unfortunately, i think the investigation we re going to get on the hill is going to be tied up in partisan politics. he s trying to fuel the information. i think that s a dangerous thing. and we re going to talk to the chairman of that select committee in a couple minutes. this is where you get into the dangerous part. the former president who wants a comeback in charge of the republican party, who still has a following, it s a big lie. he talked about that investigation we re about to have. listen. they re going to do this very partisan investigation because they coul