the choices the White House made about pretending that we didn't know things that we did know I think are an overt politicization of the events.
Darrell Issa: “the choices the White House made about pretending that we didn't know things that we did know I think are an overt…”
On the recordApril 30, 2014
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Issa criticizes the White House for downplaying knowledge of facts during the Benghazi attacks.
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