
Documenting the worst betrayal in US history. Sources include @HouseBenghazi @KenTimmerman @SharylAttkisson Mitchell Zuckoff @BenghaziAttacks @BradleyPodliska
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In a May 2014 interview with NY Times at the Deadline Club’s annual awards dinner, @CNN President Jeff Zucker said his network wouldn't be 'shamed' into covering the #Benghazi congressional hearings.
In regards to the #Benghazi congressional hearings, Zucker said “We’re not going to be shamed into it by others who have political beliefs that want to try to have temper tantrums to shame other news organizations into covering something.”
After equating hearings on how Americans were killed in #Benghazi to "political temper tantrums." Zucker then defended CNN's nonstop coverage of a missing Malaysia Airlines jet: "I believed early on, right from the start, that it was an enormously important story."
Bryan Pagliano was a State Dept employee with an unusually high 6 figure salary for an IT specialist. He was also being paid in cash on the side by the Clintons to build the personal server @HillaryClinton would use for work emails, violating her own State Dept policy. Pagliano built Hillary's homebrew server in a room once used as an office for her presidential campaign on Washington DC's K Street. He used remnants of a computer from Hillary's failed 2008 campaign to build the server.
Pagliano could have provided the House Benghazi Select Committee with valuable answers as to why Hillary didn't provide a full production of her emails related to the #Benghazi attacks, but he invoked the 5th Amendment to protect from self-incrimination. Had Pagliano testified, he could have explained why Hillary's server was reportedly down during 2 key time periods: August 2011 (during the US invasion of Libya) and October 2012 (the weeks following the #Benghazi terrorist attacks.)
The @HouseBenghazi Select Committee received 105 email exchanges from the State Dept on 6/25/15. This production is significant because it was made only after a non-government witness provided 179 additional pages of email exchanges with @HillaryClinton on 6/12/15.
59 of the emails produced by the non-government witness had never been provided by the State Dept to the committee despite the fact these emails were clearly responsive to previous requests and fully within the jurisdiction of the committee.
It is impossible to logically interpret this behavior as anything other than obstruction on the part of Hillary's State Dept. A continuation of withholding records that the Select Committee had every right to demand. This withholding of emails exposed Hillary's assurance that all public records had been returned to the State Dept as a total lie.
After the @HouseBenghazi Select Committee learned that @HillaryClinton was using non-government email addresses to send State Dept business emails, it was then discovered that she was using her own personal server for the same communications.
Using her own server for both personal and State Dept communications was significant because it gave Hillary complete control over what emails were saved and what emails were deleted, including those related to the #Benghazi terrorist attacks.
In a display of arrogance, she was also knowingly violating the explicit policy of her own State Dept that requires all agency employees to archive their work emails to comply with federal record-keeping laws.
As pressure ramped up, Hillary held a 3/10/15 press conference at UN hq where she confessed to deleting more than 30,000 emails she deemed "personal" from her tenure as secretary of state — and wouldn't allow access to the private server she used to send them. Only
Hillary's most loyal disciples have the blind trust necessary to simply accept her being the arbiter of which emails from her own server she would release to investigators, and which emails she wouldn't.
The State Dept's first production to the @HouseBenghazi Select Committee of 15,000 pages of documents contained few emails sent to or received by the State Dept’s senior staff. In fact, the production included only 8 emails sent or received by @HillaryClinton. But these 8 emails were all from two non-government addresses: “[email protected]” and “H.”
This was the first time the State Dept. produced emails from Hillary Clinton. It was also the first time the Select Committee became aware that Hillary used a private email account to conduct State Dept business during her tenure. The Select Committee was not informed at the time, or at any time until immediately before media reporting, of the extent to which Hillary Clinton relied on private email and a private server to conduct State Dept. business.
Here is a pile of "construction materials" and stone right on the side of the main thoroughfare along the Seine. Where have we seen this before?
Just exited the Louvre in Paris and ran into this "student protest" which is really a march of the Marxist Islamists. Antifa chants, bloodied up doll limbs under a Palestine flag. Totally organic and unfunded I'm sure. 😉
While the @HouseBenghazi Select Committee refused to narrow its investigation—the scope of which was mandated by the House of Representatives—the Committee did accommodate the Obama Administration’s requests to prioritize discovery requests.
Perhaps the Select Committee believed that the Obama Administration requesting a priorited list of discovery requests was a sign of good faith that they would sincerely cooperate with the investigation into the deaths of brave Americans in #Benghazi.
Instead, the accommodation resulted in the Obama Administration disregarding discovery requests that WERE NOT prioritized and then publicly accusing the Select Committee of being preoccupied with the witnesses and documents that WERE prioritized.






