I just wanted to know if the State Department took this seriously enough that they were willing to identify a group of employees of the 70,000 whose sole job was to ensure that we get to the truth about what happened in the days and weeks, months leading up to the attack in Benghazi and then what happened afterwards.
Roby questions the State Department's commitment to investigating the Benghazi attack.
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