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With the screaming that are purely along partisan lines makes you want to take a shower. >> i want to go back to the point of how was the libya policy formulated. because apparently the republican committee theory is going to be sidney blumenthal fed all this bad thinking into hillary clinton, hillary clinton then just fed all this bad think think into barack obama and ultimately sidney blumenthal who the obama administration did not want to employ ended up controlling president obama. now -- >> via forwarded e-mails. >> yes. this is such fantasy. president obama made the libya policy. if he c...

Many of whom are here today with you. so jake sullivan, one of your close advisers that you just told us about, put together the tick tock on libya memo. and that was a memo that was all about you. it put together 22 different accomplishments and you were the central figure in all 22 of those accomplishments. i've got to tell you, it's really well put together. he uses language of action, initiative and leadership. hrc, that's you, obviously, announces, directs, appoints special enjoy, travels to g-8, secures russian abstention, secures transition of command and control, travels to berlin, rom...

Your team. many of whom are here today with you. so jake sullivan, one of your closer advisers, put together the tick tok on libya memo and that was a memo that was all about you. it put together 22 different accomplishments and you were the central figure in all 22 of those accomplishments. i've got to tell you, it's really well put together. he uses language of action and initiative and leadership. let me give you a couple of these. hrc, that's you, obviously, announces, directs, appoints special envoy, secures russian ob stengs, secures command and control, travels to berlin, rome, istanbul...

Cheryl mills, to call denis mcdonough, now the president's chief of staff to put together a fullcourt press -- i'll wait while you read the note. >> thank you. because i don't -- >> here's my question. >> i'm waiting for a question. >> go ahead. you finish reading and i'll start talking. >> one thing i wanted -- >> well -- >> i don't have what you're reading -- >> here -- >> in font of me. >> tab 12. >> that has now been handed to me and it's clear i wanted to make sure christ stevens, jeff feldman, dod, got credit. i wrote that. you've did not quote that. let me -- >> is about state of mind. ...

Benghazi on the night of the attacks. during the select committee's first hearing, which was more than a year ago shs the chairman posed the following question. we know the risk of being in benghazi. tell us what our policy was in libya that overcame those risks. in other words, why were we there? the accountability review board already answered that question. benghazi was the largest city and historical power center. although the transitional national council declared that tripoli would continue to view the capital of post gadhafi libya, many players remained based in benghazi. it went on to ...