well, we certainly now know there was a lack of security at the u.s. consulate at benghazi, when four americans were killed, but who is to blame for that. matters of security personnel are appropriately discussed and decided upon at the state department by those responsible for it. dave: should the white house be pointing fingers within its own administration? joining us now is a senior writer for the weekly standard, who had an interesting piece basically having it both ways on getting praise and recommendations from the intelligence community. nice to see you this morning. good morning, guys. clayton: as vice-president dick cheney had articulated the other day, on one hand you have the administration laying claim to killing osama bin laden and not giving tons of credit to the intelligence committee on the other hand, basically laying blame for what happened in benghazi.
as you know, you promise you re going to cash in and your lottery is finally going to come in and then they re arrested, but in this case i believe they would trust the mayor particularly since he says he s following the model of the sanctuary city. we d love to hear from you, you can find it all on twitter. clayton: we have a brand new facebook page. we are on facebook, fox and friends. alisyn: it s fantastic. you can see clayton mowing his lawn. clayton: absolutely, and pictures of ali candidly. alisyn: are you? jo stay tuned for that. and also, stay tuned because the vice-president s throwing the intelligence community under the bus, some say, but should the white house be pointing fingers within its own administration on the hipocracy from steven hayes of the weekly standard next. alisyn: plus, you think you know the real sarah palin? forget everything you ve heard because her dad and her brother are here to set the