Hillary Clinton

I will continue to speak out and do everything I can... to honor the memory of those we lost.

I did not talk to them until they had had an opportunity to be debriefed.

I think greater funding and responsiveness would be helpful.

I think it was the State Department's efforts to try to fill some of those gaps.

Well, Congressman, I was the Secretary of State. My job was to conduct the diplomacy.

We turned over every work-related email.

I just---- Respectfully disagree with that, Congressman.

This was not a facility that had the capacity to handle classified material, and there was, to the best of our information, Congressman, no classified material at the Benghazi facility.

I know nothing of this, Congressman.

We should have a much more orderly process for our budget.

It's good to remind ourselves and the rest of the world that this couldn't have happened without us.

We want to honor that by continuing to do what we can to support the Libyan people's transition.

It's deeply, deeply distressing when any of our facilities or our personnel are in danger.

Chris Stevens communicated regularly with the members of my staff. He did not raise security with the members of my staff.

No one ever came to me and said, 'We should shut down our compound in Benghazi.'

That's my memory, yes.

There is never any justification for violent acts of this kind.

The state department had between 90 and 95 percent of all the ones that were work-related. They were already on the system.

Several of you have raised the video and have dismissed the importance of the video. And I think that is unfortunate...

I don't see the relevance of any of those questions in terms of what actually happened in Benghazi.

I think it is important that you, as Members of Congress, looking into these issues, that you look at the totality so we can learn the best lessons to try to----

There was nothing marked classified on my emails, either sent or received.

I did not sleep all night. I was very much focused on what we were doing.

These are our people on the ground. Where else would I be?

There were a number of reasons for that. And I think it is important to remind the American people where we were at the time.