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and both have been on this show, one showing testimony about why exactly the military said from the very beginning that it was a terrorist attack, and what the president may have been briefed by secretary panetta at the time and the chairman of the joint chiefs. here s some of that testimony with colonel george bristol on joint special task forces. the questioner is brad went strup. no one was the military was ever advising that you are aware of that this was a demonstration gone out of control? it was always considered an attack? yes, sir. on the united states? yes, sir, we referred to it as the attack. much more on the 450 pages. let s bring in the panel. steve hays. mar mara, and charles krauthammer. these are the benghazi trap scripts we have so far, and we ll have a number of different stories on this. your thoughts on what s come out tonight? that s a pretty significant
you know, we had these jihadists and they used this video as an excuse to go out and conduct an attack. that doesn t quite get it right, but it gets closer to the truth. but that s two weeks later. why were they saying this all along? mara, people go back to, first of all, they re confused overall about the story. and you have to get back into the timeline of how things happened. and two, they go back to the thing that sticks in their mind probably the most, and that s secretary clinton in testimony saying, what difference does it mack? right. well, the difference that it might make is if she was tied in some way to either deciding not to call it a terrorist attack or in some way refusing the help and security that the diplomats needed on the ground there. i don t know if we have gotten to that level, but what we do have, again, with these documents is that the administration, for some reason, went out of its way, especially