How the Benghazi attacks sparked a political war of words
Clip: 10/21/2015 | 5m 44s
How the Benghazi attacks sparked a political war of words
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton goes before a congressional committee Thursday to offer testimony on the attacks that killed four people at the U.S. consulate and CIA compound in Benghazi, Libya. Chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner reviews the details of the attack and the subsequent investigations.
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How the Benghazi attacks sparked a political war of words
Clip: 10/21/2015 | 5m 44s
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton goes before a congressional committee Thursday to offer testimony on the attacks that killed four people at the U.S. consulate and CIA compound in Benghazi, Libya. Chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner reviews the details of the attack and the subsequent investigations.
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