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Giuliani: Benghazi not going away despite State Dept. stall

November 9, 2012 by 3 Comments

After weeks of stonewalling, the State Department on Thursday and Friday finally allowed the Senate to look at documents related to the Benghazi attacks . The problem was, most of the senators were not in Washington on those days.

Next week the House Foreign Affairs Committee will hold open hearings where Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is expected to testify. Also next week, the House and Senate Intelligence Committees will hold closed hearings.

In an interview with former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Greta Van Susteren said that Fox News was not invited to participate in a State Department conference call last month regarding Benghazi, nor were they included on the list for a similar CIA conference call.

“The longer the administration waits, the more they’re going to create a sense of real suspicion about this,” said Giuliani. “This is not going to go away.”

See the interview here:

 

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  1. Robin says:
    November 9, 2012 at 8:44 PM

    Our administration needs to be made accountable. Innocent lives were murdered and they are “trying” to sweep it under the mat…

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    • YVETTE ASTARITA says:
      November 9, 2012 at 8:59 PM

      IT’S A SHAME,,,,,SHAME ON THE GOVT.

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    • Michael James Taylor says:
      November 9, 2012 at 11:19 PM

      you guys want accountability? over 4 americans who died when help was dispatched 15 minutes after the call was recieved and was unfortunately unable to reach them in time in Libya, NORTH AFRICA?! what about the accountability for these attacks?
      2002: U.S. Consulate In Karachi, Pakistan, Attacked 10 Killed, 51 Injured
      2004: U.S. Embassy Bombed In Uzbekistan 2 Killed, 9 Injured
      2004: Gunmen Stormed U.S. Consulate In Saudi Arabia 8 Killed
      2006: Armed Men Attacked U.S. Embassy In Syria 1 Killed, Several Injured
      2007: Grenade Launched Into U.S. Embassy In Athens

      2008: Rioters Set Fire To U.S. Embassy In Serbia
      2008: Ten People Killed In Bombings At U.S. Embassy In Yemen
      2012 US Embassy in Benghazi, Libya attacked 4 Killed
      Republicans become outraged and suddenly concerned with the safety and security of Americans abroad. NOW they demand investigations.
      — with Ronald Zak.
      wheres your outrage and concern for those american lives that no one even attempted to save?
      dont hide your bigotry behind false concerned or feigned patriotism…its disgusting.

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