does she encourage president to bomb and rid of the dictator qaddafi and point to the ambassor and permit the people coming in who now run the government of libya. they are not pro western or american and it is in her best interest to say it is not the government because she is unhappy with what happened. if she is right horrific under the law it is not an act of war. that doesn t mean we can t defend our property or pursue the people who did it. it does mean it is unlookly that the u.s. government will use the miliry targets in libya and in order to retaliate for or prevent a reoccurence of that. gretchen: we are sending in navy ships. what are the orders? steve: i don t know. the navy ships are rack vac
are their orders? we have marines trained to protect the embassies. but the issue of the state department is doctorine is to talk and the real question to the president. are you sending the marines, are you sevening them authorized to use leth alforce. right now the answer is no and i doubt the president would answer that question. gretchen: is he sending drones to be lethal instead. i think he is hoping to ride it out. brian: you know, we find out that the deputy prime minister of libya said you know, as much as we condemn the acts was what took place and horrific and mourn the loss we cannot believe the americans left their embassy staffed. we warned them about the
why not try some place different every morning? get two times the points on dining in restaurants with chase sapphire preferred. gretchen: we continue to follow this fox news alert story today. the chaos in the middle east, more violence spreading throughout that part of the world this morning, a day after that attack in benghazi that killed four americans, including the u.s. ambassador, chris stevens. u.s. embassy in yemen finally secured now. this is video out of yemen. check that out. climbing on the embassy. hundreds of demonstrators stormed the building earlier this morning chanting death to america as they ripped down the american flag and set it on fire. according to yemen s embassy in washington, there were no deaths. all of this happening while
incident on tuesday in benghazi, an eastern side of libya. we saw chris stevens and three other americans killed. a quick wrap-up there. those four bodies. now we understand at a u.s. military hospital in germany. they were transported out, as was all of the u.s. staff at the benghazi consulate coming in in the other direction, 50 marine, part of a rapid reaction team, f.b.i. agents coming. at least one additional u.s. naval destroyer in the mediterranean off the coast of libya, all this part of a terror manhunt for it s believed there could be al-qaeda linkages at the benghazi consulate. back to you. gretchen: thanks very much. steve: yestday morning in the 10:00 o clock hour here attention if you were watching, you probably saw mitt romney and he called a press conference to address what was going on and read a statement and did he not
he s had tough duty in jerusalem, tripoli, all over that part of the so he was really quality. he was in my office just a matter of weeks ago and kind of expressed to me all the problems that were over there and a lot of the things he said at that time were actual lea going on of the he was very open. so let s remember, we lost a real american hero. brian: the deputy prime minister who someone you probably also know over in libya said that as he regrets the things he s supposed to do, he says they warned the americans to get out of the embassy and beef up security. instead, we had six lightly armed personnel there and even the commandos that attacked the base had a second wave because they thought the building was more fortified than it was. what have you heard about this? i heard the same thing you have, but that s the reason that we want these hearings. that has to be resolved as how they did or didn t respond to