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Operative who was in benghazi during the attacks has gone before the house intelligence committee. frustrated congressman told cnn they have been unsatisfied with the investigation so far conducted by house committee chairman mike rogers. rogers' staffs tells cnn the exhaustive review is nine full committee hearings, round table conditions with officials and interim report that the investigation continues. but still, according to sources, only one of the estimated nearly two dozen cia operatives on the ground has testified before members of congress. fred burten, a former state department dipl...

>> reporter: sources say the cia has been trying to keep employees quiet. cnn reported earlier that some operatives involved in the agency's missions in libya complained they had been subjected to frequent, even monthly polygraph examinations to figure out if they spoke to congress or the media according to sources with deep inside knowledge of the agency's workings. the cia says this is false telling cnn not a single cia officer who was on the ground in benghazi during the attacks was subjected to any cia polygraph intended to discourage them from speaking to congress or as a retaliation addi...

>> drew griffin joins me. we're trying to get answers ourselves what happened in benghazi because there are so many unanswered questions. >> the members of congress doesn't want this information filtered which is what you get. they want them straight from the participants, whats the cia doing in laby? there are allegations the ci arks was operating a gun running program with guns going from libya to syria rebels. an official says that's not true, saying u.s. officials in benghazi in no way were involved in syria or any other conflict zone before or after the attack. the second question, what a...

With knowledge by the libyan government. talk us through that. >> that latter detail is interesting. obviously in the case of the osama bin laden raid, which was conducted in the pakistani city and was a capture or kill operation, it was done without the pakistani government and caused problems for the u.s./pakistan relationship. after all, these are sovereigning countries. you know, you are supposed to get permission to do these kind of operations. obviously, the bin laden case was exceptional. here you have the u.s. government getting permission from the libyan government, which is a fragile...

There going to be any sort of blackhawks, any sort of retaliation against many of the western targets that are in tripoli, whether it's diplomatic missions, whether it's businesses that remain a very soft target. the government as nic just mentioned is a weak one. it is unable to provide security. there's a big question, what sort of action are we going to see, if any, to those news. people are asking whether their government knew this because they say there's a lot of concern, what does this mean for libya? does the country not sovereign anymore, to stop foreign countries from coming in. ther...