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I used to be a lecturer in constitutional law. i was kind of surprised at how defensive i was about this. it s pretty clear that ambassador rice misled congress and the american people about what happened. the question i have is was it intentional, or did she not know what was going on? and we still don t know what the facts are because we ve had so many different scenarios rolled out by the administration we are left to wonder what the truth is. so that s why these hearings tomorrow morning, in the house intelligence committee, while future hearings with secretary of state hillary clinton later on, are very important to get to the bottom get to the truth. so i thought the president was showing a little bit of defensive reaction there. jenna: senator, you mentioned something about multiple hearings that are taking place on this topic. some of your colleagues have suggested a senate select committee so that some of this investigation and the hearings can be streamlined. what are your
PeopleRepublican-congressQuestionAmbassadorConstitutional-lawLecturerRepublicans-don-tHearingsGeorgew-bush-administrationHouse-intelligence-committeeTruthFactsDemocrats controlling the white house, the senate and republicans controlling the house. they want us to work together. the problem is the president has not yet laid out his proposal on how to deal with the fiscal cliff. his tax proposal to raise taxes on people in the two upper income brackets would generate just a drop in the bucket compared to the the difference between what we spend and what we bring in in terms of taxes. it s over a trillion dollars a year or each of the four years of his first term. so it s not a serious proposal. the campaign is over, he won, congratulations, but now it s time to govern. and the president needs to come up with a serious solution and not threaten the american people with economic pain and another recession. jenna: certainly a lot of work ahead. senator we look tord to talking to you in the next couple of weeks as we watch how this all plays out. thank you. jenna: thank you very much, sir. you bet. jon: the gop is taking a close look at its ga
Hispanic-republicansPresidentProblemPeopleWhite-houseFiscal-cliffSenateTaxesDemocratsTax-proposalHouseProposalUs to work together to the solutions to the challenges we all face as a nation. jon: that was the day after president obama won a second term, but the typical postelection talk about bipartisanship seems to be falling by the wayside or maybe going over the fiscal cliff. didn t take long for some serious sniping over the deadly benghazi attack to erupt. several republican senators saying they would not support the possible nomination of susan rice to be secretary of state, claiming her faulty explanation about the attack proves she is not qualified. well, the president with a strong response in a news conference yesterday. if senator mccain and senator graham and others want to go after somebody, they should go after me. and i m happy to have that discussion with them. but for them to go after the u.n. ambassador who had nothing to do with benghazi?mply makinga presentation based on intelligence that she had
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