And not today there was reports that they re threatening a list of our military and the fbi has reported they re in 50 of our states and i think what s next depictive this week is there s the two attacks, tunisias more of the front of the ideological battle because it s only so far the successful democracy after the arab awakening. secularists defeated the radical islamists, anti-islamists, and yemen is sort of the military front for isis just like in syria where they cut their teeth. they re fighting now in yemen against the shiite jihadists. ultimately both represent the ideological part. you know, in tunisia, i mean, they say tunisia is one of the most educated arab countries. they actually go into a museum. now we re seeing malls and airports and airplanes and coffee shops. it s like they re trying to think of new ways and, you know,
Benghazi gets a shrug. a gay athlete gets a husmght that s how our media goes these days. if the story is too difficult, they avoid it. watergate, nixon lied, but nobody died. and benghazi, four dead, white house went to bed. andrea: bob, we know that this suspect as well as was in tunisia at a certain point that administration could have had him extradited, they didn t. at this point are you willing to say there has been some incompetence on the highest levels at the administration? bob: that goes without saying. i think first of all tunisias did not offer one two and i want to give them the benefit of the doubt. they have got this guy and identified him. trying to use him to find other people involved in this. that s the best hope i can get out of this. in terms of people testifying in front of the administration of course they can go forward and testify. are they going to give themselves in trouble for promotions for other things if they do it. a threat like that to somebody is
Benghazi gets a shrug. a gay athlete gets a husmght that s how our media goes these days. if the story is too difficult, they avoid it. watergate, nixon lied, but nobody died. and benghazi, four dead, white house went to bed. andrea: bob, we know that this suspect as well as was in tunisia at a certain point that administration could have had him extradited, they didn t. at this point are you willing to say there has been some incompetence on the highest levels at the administration? bob: that goes without saying. i think first of all tunisias did not offer one two and i want to give them the benefit of the doubt. they have got this guy and identified him. trying to use him to find other people involved in this. that s the best hope i can get out of this. in terms of people testifying in front of the administration of course they can go forward and testify. are they going to give themselves in trouble for promotions for other things if they do it. a threat like that to somebody is
we didn t have anything on him either or we would have made point to tunisias to turn him over to us. two weeks earlier in the benghazi hearing, secretary clinton said she spoke with mueller about whether the government s case could be made public. director mueller and i spoke about this at some length. there was not an ability for evidence to be presented yet that was cape to believe be presented in open court. clinton said the tunisians promised to keep tabs on him. we have been assured that he is under the monitoring of the court. i have no reason to believe he is not still in tunis but we are checking that all the time. when fox news asked for update given clinton s statement to congress, the state department deflected. the f.b.i. has the lead in the benghazi investigation. i don t have anything to share. it will send you to the f.b.i. no immediate response.
Egyptian president morsi, prompted an appeal for talks and restraint. as egyptians, tunisias, others have more of a voice in their government, it becomes more important for all the players including the united states to speak directly to those populations. and to deliver a message that peace is prefer to believe war. experts say one of the questions likely to dominate informal conversations at the summit in cambodia is where will the u.s. economy will plunge over the so-called fiscal cliff. mr. obama says he is confident it won t and that the region will decide the american economic mod is better than china s. it s worked for us for over 200 years now. i think it will work for thailand and work for his entire region. another question likely to