hillary clinton heading to capitol hill once again, about the 2012 attack that left four americans dead, including the u.s. ambassador to libya, chris stevens. good morning and welcome to your world. i m del walters i m stephanie sy. republicans want to know what hillary clinton did or did not do before the attacks. democrats called it a political witch hunt. we look at what led to the high-profile hearing. reporter: on a crisp fall day in the shadow of the capital, a small sample of opinion. we found a predictable split between folks who credit the committee for seeking the facts. i assume the truth. four americans were killed that night. and so i appreciate the fact that they are trying to get to the truth of what happened. those like d.c. resident who suspects maybe there s politics at play. knowing the political structure. getting hillary clinton in there. trying to get hillary clinton or the truth. at the first debate hillary clinton questioned the motives. t
congressman mccarthy make it clear that what this is all about. we then of course had a hand-picked member of the republican senate to affirm what mr. mccarthy had already stated. we then had congressman hannah to reaffirm all of it. but even if we wanted to put words to the side the question becomes we have been asked to not listen to the words of mccarthy, not listen to the words of and not listen to the words of hannah but look at the actions of the committee ferret. and this morning again we have a situation where it s clear that we may look at the actions, calling ms. huma abedin in, letting them know about that time, the location of her interview when she based on other testimony that we have gotten, has no policy responsibilities, no operational responsibilities, was not with secretary clinton on the night of this phenomenal tragedy only leads one to ask the question, did the gentleman congressman mccarthy, congressman hannah and mr. modesto tell the truth? that s th
of the administration. he has been a little bit more aggressive, little bit more outspoken in the past and i think that s more his character to be more pointed and to be more pointed i guess. martha roby has been very stick to the facts and i think i m hitting everybody but a mix of folks that are hoping to represent the full cross-section of the house and also there was some controversy and there were some criticism from people like there ll issa who is a relatively controversial member of the house says none to be in sparring contest with the administration. there was pushed back from him that he was shut out of we thought would be as committee after he was the former chairman of the oversight committee. so there was an effort clearly made here from the republican side while certainly aggressive and active not overly partisan and not overly controversial. host: let s look at the democrats. four of the five democratic members are also ranking members of other committees an
department make all work related emails public for everyone to see. i am proud of the work that we did during my four years that secretary of state and and look forward to people being able to see that for themselves looking back it would be better to use to is separate phones by about one device would be simpler and it has not worked out that way. now i m happy to take a few questions. on behalf of view and correspondents association thank you for your remarks it is wonderful to see you here again. why did you opt out at the time and if you were a man today with all the fuss being made? i will leave that to others to answer but as i said, i saw it as a matter of convenience for the others had done it according to the state department which recently said secretary kerry was the first to rely primarily on the government account when i got there i just wanted one device it was allowed and was for convenience and that was my practice to communicate with other government offi
um, others will be joining us. they had different time commitments, so we ll just let everyone speak when they arrive. but i want to thank all the senators who have fought on this issue so hard. i want to thank senator boxer for her tremendous work on this issue and for being a tireless partner and leader in this effort on behalf of our brave members of the services. i also want to thank senator collins for standing firmly with us since day one when we introduced the bill as well as senator grassley for being a true champion on this issue. oh, i just thanked you. so i ll say that again. i want to thank senator boxer for her tremendous work on this issue and for being an amazing advocate, an unbelievable champion for victims and someone who has worked so tirelessly from the very beginning. i also want to thank senator blumenthal, senator jeanne shaheen, kay hagan and lisa murkowski who have been working with us steadily on the committee from the very beginning as well. today i