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FBN’s Stuart Varney on the lack of coverage by the mainstream media of the Administration’s handling of the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya.
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-- Did you see Shep Smith yesterday afternoon.
Ranting about the Libya hearings now.
Our he went right out that Gordon yes how come -- putting out this falsehood that it was all about the movie.
Five days after they knew perfectly well the it was a terrorist attack more and -- almost an optional -- -- -- -- of -- was eight days and it stole.
Try to -- -- -- sums -- flight and yet Imus I tell you want.
I'm holding the New York Times have -- -- this morning -- are looking at the entire front page there is not a single mention.
Of what went on in those hearings about Libya is not on the front page except.
Bottom left corner.
Hearings on Libya security that's all -- -- with a New York Times that is pathetic.
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Top of the fold details of doping -- -- Armstrong as leader and an adult on this election a -- choice on health care act now.
Justices way race as a factory universe it is.
After a meningitis -- loved ones -- -- -- no -- is -- this debacle on Libya.
And the falsehoods put out by this administration this white house on what really happened on September the eleventh 2012.
By the -- and some serious.
And it could happen -- have dramatic affect on me.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- There's an ounce and over to centimeter is not is simply not gonna -- -- however there is a foreign policy debate I think is the last -- that suggests that it obviously is gonna come up by then but who knows what revelations we will have had by then.
And will the president take any questions almost -- go to -- in Libya.
Any questions at all before that foreign policy debate.
I would expect that Mitt Romney comes right out -- and questions the president and raises the issue of Libya.
