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Questioners were terrible so she looked great. it was because of endurance and preparation. >> you know, i didn't mean to misspeak. what i was saying was exactly what you're saying, she put to bed this benghazi issue, who was responsible for the security failure, but not the larger question of her foreign policy which i think is very much on the table. they tried, a couple of them tried to tee that up because her foreign policy is, you know, is something that she should be tested on and nobody really talks about who lost libya. >> can i just tell you, where was that question? where was it? >> ...

Joining me now, chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press" and host of msnbc's "mtp daily" and chris cillizza, msnbc contributor, founder of the "washington post" fix blog. thanks to both of you. chuck, you watched it all. she still has the hurdle of the fbi investigation but she's really put at least the republican-led benghazi issue to bed, if not the larger question of the foreign policy, that toppled gadhafi and led to arguably the disaster in libya. >> i accept the first premise. i don't accept the second premise. i think you're right about benghazi and the incident itself. i think that th...

Smoke signals. what is relevant is that he was sending information to the secretary of state. >> i've heard one dismissive thing after another. i was this group, it was that group. i wasn't served by this. i wasn't served by that. what did you do? what do you own? >> well, i was just telling you some of the many related issues i was working on to try to help the libyan people -- >> what's your responsibility to benghazi? that's my question. >> four americans died in the attack. state department information officer and air force veteran sean smith, cia officers tyrone woods and glenn dougherty ...

She had a great temperament which i think is a difficult thing to do, but she took a lot of care to try to paint as comprehensive a picture of what she was facing and what the people making the difficult decisions were facing dealing with benghazi and libya policy and just the secretary of state in general. i thought it gave everyone a very good window into not just how she was secretary of state but the person she is. there are so many stereotypes and caricatures of her, these moments even though it's 11 hours long, where you actually see her unfiltered i think is really useful and i guess th...

Consulate. i mean, i've been to libya since the liberation, and the group -- the allegation i was with was very well received. i mean, this is a -- it is a mob, but it's not representative of libyan society. neither is the mob in egypt representative of egyptian society. now, we see that imagery on tv, and we think, well, this is the whole country or this is most people. it really isn't. and i think it's important, you know, for us to just acknowledge that, you know, if the rest of the world judged us by recent events in milwaukee and in aurora, and in, you know, in tucson, when my friend gabb...