I think there is less likelihood of that than that the president was in battle mode and in the middle of a campaign and felt that any type of things that made it look like the Islamic threat, the radical -- the radical Islamic threat is still upon us would be harmful to him politically.
Rohrabacher speculates on the possible political motivations behind the administration's response to the Benghazi attack.
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