that is one third of the total workforce. former clinton adviser doug schoen on this topic tonight. and also what happened in benghazi on september 112 years ago? the story straight from the men in th middle of the firefight that night in benghazi. brugger joins us with details of this exclusive interview with three of the men who survived. and at this hour, president obamaeturning to the from the nato summit in wales or one point it was considered by many to be weak and ineffective sections for the cease-fire reached today. >> the only reason that we are seeing the cease-fire at this moment is because of the anctions that have already bn applied and the threat of further sctions, which are having a real impact on the russianeconomy. and they have isolated russia in a way that we have not seen in a long time lou: president obama also saying that he has forged a 10 nation coalition among the nato nations to combat the islamic state terrorist group nd make sure this time to stay awayrom freight phrases other than degrade in deffat and destroy when speaking of his strategy. ed henrys in wales tonight with our report. >> it took three news conferens to get there and president obama finally got his message straight on battling isis. >> we will degradend ultimately defeat isis. systematically degrading their capabilities. reporter: as the president had the talking points again and again, there were no more admissions that he does not have a strategy. >> you cannot contain an organization that is running roughshod through that much territory and displacing that many people, killing that many innocent people and enslaving that many women. the goal has to be to dismantle them. reporter: so he finally settled on dismantling and the destroying unethical and top republicans charging that the president's failure to target their training camps has already given isis and at. >> the fact that we have let this go over the last seven and eight months as we have atched these fighters travel city by city and not have hit them by >> there also appears to bee. daylight between chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the president claimed that he did not have a military strategy to deal witt this because he was waiting on the pentagon and dempsey suggested otherwise sane at the president's direction we have developed a military strategy with a series of options on how we can initially contained and continue to disrupt and ultimately defeat isil. the day before in estonia, the president implied again that the military was still tweaking the plan, saying that was all abo geing the details right. >> it is important from my perspective that when we send our pilots and to do our job that we know tat this will work and we are clear on what art objectives and targets are, it is important? many sea minicity ices can be defeated, but it may take years. john kerry saying that it may take two years or three years. and many say a top pentagon official suggested otherwise. >> this is a threat that is going to be in conmen for years and years. but it certainly one we have to worry about right now? the president said again today that he is helping to build a coalition with arab nations. but first, the commander--chief was thinking about a bucket list, making a stop at stonehenge before hustling back to washington. a u.s. official tells us there are nine other nations providing security and humanitarian support in iraq. secretary john kerry says that that support does not include any u.s. combat troops on the ground and he called that a red line. and of course, other red lines have been questionable. lou: ed henry reporting from wales. dramatic new revelations on what really happened two years ago in the september 11 attacks against the compound in benhazi. a new book charges that u.s. security team was ordered to stan down and the highest-ranking cia officer in benghazi, three of the security officers involved in the book speaking for the first time with fox news anchor bret baie, explaining how they were told not to go there in the mid-of the attack. >> we are ready to go. am so, we are ready to go. i said hey, we are ready to go. bob looks at the leader and says that you guys need to wait. lou: joining us now is anchor of fox news reporting, bret baier. thirteen hours in benghazi, the inside story, airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. in order to stand down, what happened? >> finally hearing from someone there. and we finally hear and see from someone who is on the ground. cia contractors charged with protecting that. that is about a mile away from the consulate. we're chris stevens and his team were in the what is a delayed response. they call it a stand down order in their boards. and they try tried to rescue up to 30 nutes, ambassador stevens on the house. and there is anotherttack that they are hearing about the may be a part of this. and heroism in is really compelling. glen doherty and tyrone woods, were lost on the roof, right next them. lou: how did these three men, how do they manage to survive that night and the terrorist had targeted and in fact, that is the way in which tyrone woods and glen doherty were killed. how do they make it through? >> th say it s because of the teamwork regarding the guys that were there. and this is their story. and they tell it in a very compelling way. i told bill o'reilly that i have done 34 of these specials in my 18 years here. and this is by far the most intense. lou: thank you for telling us about it and we want to remind everyone to tune in to the fox news reprting, inside benghazi, the inside story hosted by bret baier on the fox news channel at 10:00 p.m. eastern. and evidence of corruption mounting at the irs. investigational situations going on right now. the commission are commissioner headed back to capit hill in two weeks. he is being brought back to explain why the agency failed to seah 760 exchanged server drives that may contain those e-mails belonging to lois lerner and we will also have more explaining from her. e-mails also had begun a secret researchproject using unlawfully obtained donor lists of conservative and tea party organizations. again, consvative targeting. that is not all, republicans are accusing the justice department of trying to hide the contact information of a former irs employee who may be critical to their investitigation. house investigators have not been able to track down that attorney. he worked under lois lerner until recently, and he also represented the irs and losses filed over the agency's targeting of conservative groups. republicans on th hill say that that is a clear conflict of interest. we are coming right back with much more. score one for the president. he checked stonehenge off his bucket list. syria, iraq, ukraine and russia, a little bit more to do. colonel ralph peters is next [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. 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>> yes, it is. he is threatening letter hooton right and left. and whether it holds are not, but president potoshenko was concerned. working on the bare-bones equipment, they had invaded. and now as a result, on the ground, they have vladimir putin's people in control of strategic points on the ukrainian territory and they are never going toback up 1 inch. it is e same as crimea. he hason this round it yet again. lou: the president said tha nato would never recognize or accept crimea is part of the russian federation. but it seems to be hollow statement on the part of the president since there is no action contemplated and none that i can think of that would reverse the ambition of vladimir putin and his achievement short of war. >> when the schoolyard or we take your candidate anita, you're t getting it back. the old cliché is that that is nine tenths of the law. it is actually 100% until you move it militarily. that is another point. lou: what hit can he do to reverse crimea and roll this back to max. >> nothing he could do, even if he was willing. lou: why does he persist in talking about it? strachan makes him feel good. lou: it makes nato look even weake >> he's like a child. it's like somehow it's magically going to come true. he is a big favor. and also the brave baltic states and poland, they really stood beside us in raq. they wanted just a small presence. they got a promise of troop rotations in and out. lou: i'm sorry, we have limited time. and we will take uphe islamic state under next visit. we appreciate you being with us tonight. >> too much to talk about. lou: and the president blames the social media. it is time to take a look at our online poll results. we us to do believe that the approval rating of obama will rema under water for the remainder of his term. 97% said yes. tonight's poll, should a 28 nation organization be able to secure more than 10 of its members for a coalition? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. this is the weekend that football begins in earnest. in for a treat. third-ranked oregon takes on michigan state in what could be a national championship preview. and notre dame meets michigan and what could be the final meeting of these teams. and usc and stanford meeting as well in a showdown. and with some ironing on the part of the schedulers, interlock. the best games will always be on fox stations. coming up next, my commentary on the wek of contradictions from predent obama as crisis after crisis engulfed his administration. administration. please stay with musical chairs. fun, right? 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he has proved himself to be estranged from the facts and the truths. how in god's name, with his policies and domestic and foreign, can his advisers allow him to say that ast week there are reasons to feel good about the direction in which we are headed. on his way home, president obama is talking again about going at it alone in taking executive action if congress doesn't let him have his way on immigration reform. and i can't think of many reasons for any of us to el good about te direction that not until he overcomes himse and his predilection for overreach and folly. now it's time for our quotation of the evening. this from winston churchill. a pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity and an optimist these the opportunity in every difficulty. perhaps that is at the president was referring to when he talked about to feel good. we are coming right back. lou: hillary clinton won't take the blam for the disaster is obama foreign policy. the show takes up that issue and this is a preview of his new book about the new cold war and the crisis of leadership coming the crisis of leadership coming up when folks think about what they get from alaska, the crisis of leadership coming up they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something el as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part ofhe country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. 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>> we have been told repeatedly that the feminist speak for women. interestingly, there are only about 20% of women consider themselves feminists. and about 90% of working women, according to forbes, they say that they would really like the option to stay home but staying home has always been a goal of theirs, being able to stay at home with their families. and so also, when is the last time that you heard 90% of women agree on anything. but 90% of them want to be home. so we have been sold a pretty big pack of lies. and they want to have that option. lou: what about reproductive rights? what about all of those issues that republics come down on the wrong side of? they want to have a choice and choice is important to women just as it is for men. how do you handle that two. >> in the book, we talk about how choice really is freedom, which is really money. if you put those things together, they are hard to distinguish. so it's a lot more important in terms of economic freedom and job security and national security. much more than free feminine hygiene products, which is what the left may think is on the most important list for women. lou: what will the gop have to do to make sense and compel women for women who effective elected barack obama esident of the united states? >> the president's going to have to come up with strong leadership. the gop will have to come up with strong leadership to restore the freedoms and ma it so that if they want to, they can survive on one income again, like we did before all of the empowerment happening. lou: the idea that the republican party can be the party of women. but what about the issues? what was it, the dnc chairwoman was talking about? she had to apologize. but the rhetoric was inflammatory. >> they backed down every time that the democrats get up in their face. but in things like job security and national security, open borders undermine both of those things and that is something that really matters for national security. just today here we are on national civil rights day and what do they decide to do? they sign signed a deal with mexico saying that we are going to protect mexican workers. and this is what is really on the minds and hearts of american women right now. lou: thank you and congratulations on the book. we recommend it highly. on sale online at bookstores everywhere and david said, i predict oba will end up with the lowest approval rating of any president since world war ii. we will take note. and dave says elitist irs revelations. they are not merely corrupt but a criminal enterprise. thank you. coming up at the top the hour, stick around for neil cavuto hosted by neil cavuto. i wonder if tt's wherehey got the name. coming up next week, doctor ben carson on his presidential if you ware a denture, take the simple test. press your tongue against it like this. it moves unlike natural teeth. do you feel it? 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