enough the media would let it slide. and now it s obvious and true, nobody will care, i guarantee you. this is not a headline in the mainstream bret: i ll point out that the president and secretary clinton spoke about this video at the memorial service to ambassador stevens and the other folks who came home in coffins at andrews. spoke about the video. today, secretary clinton or yesterday spoke about al-qaeda and all of the groups of the people responsible for attack in benghazi. it seems disjointed. now al-qaeda is behind it. two separate set of events. one is you have anybody playing politics here is the romney campaign seeking some advantage as they are struggling in the polls and looking at the foreign policy. bret: take having problems. but to your point, they are learning more as time goes along. i don t think there is anybody
men will talk together tomorrow by telephone. bret: david lee miller at the united nations. thank you. much more on this with charles krauthammer and the panel coming up. right before rather netanyahu spoke, mahmoud abbas accused vaileisrael of ethnic cleansing. and said the palestinians will apply to the u.n. for nonmember state status. full membership bid failed last year. syrian rebels say they launched the most coordinated attack yet on city of aleppo. now they expect 700,000 refugees by the end of the year. increasing the appeal for donations. risky solar power venture backed by your taxpayer dollars. sound familiar? that is later in grapevine. 40 days to go until election day. which way is the economy heading? how can you get back pain relief that lasts up to 16 hours?
a bomb. if you go all the way to 200 or so kilos that you need, it s already at the red line. it s saying enrichment at 20%. contain the amount enriched at that amount. if you get anything or threaten anything it s enrichment itself, not the other aspect of the bomb. that is a clear red line. i don t think there is anybody who can say it s vague. bret: but the administration is not there. juan: not at all. the news that came out of the prime minister speech today, he thanked president obama for saying that the united nations wilunited statesfor saying we wa bomb. there is still time to talk. to your point the united states administration said we still think there is still an opportunity for diplomacy. what you heard from prime minister netanyahu today is that israel is not going to act unilaterally. they are, they feel they are in concert with the
closer because of this speech to confrontation or step back because of what you heard today? i m not sure it changes anything. only thing that would change the timeline is new decisions by the president of the united states. it doesn t look as if he is going to do anything before the u.s. election or perhaps even afterwards. i think in the end it will rest in hands of israelis. i think the judge s point is right. israelis are saying look, that is a redline. if you component want to honor it or put it down, at least allow us to go out and defend ourselves. bret: the other foreign policy story to touch on is the lead story tonight. the benghazi attack. we had sources confirming to fox today that the u.s. government knew in the first 24 hours it was a terrorist attack on the compound in benghazi. and that within the 24 hours had a good idea it was al-qaeda affiliated group that was behind it. there has not been an f.b.i. agent on the ground in benghazi in the 16 day since
decision for the united states to participate in ousting gaddafi. and the idea we somehow are responsible for the libyan government, we re still, there still supportive. we don t know all the details. this is an evolving story. that s why the good reporting is valuable. to somehow damn the obama administration seems premature. lookinlooking in the prison testimony they knew 24 hours after that it was a terrorist attack and believed it was al-qaeda and labeled it as such terrorist attack, the action and statements after the 24 hours an sunday show, susan rice come in to focus. not only do you have leon panetta at c.i.a. saying it took a while to get that information. bret: at defense. at defense. and you have general petraeus at c.i.a. saying you know what? when he testified it was not terrorism at that point. i think the intelligence is at fault if you want to say that.