On the recordOctober 9, 2012
It had never been the State Department's position, I repeat never been the State Department's position, that in fact, this assault was part of a reaction to a video or the like.
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congress.govIt had never been the State Department's position, I repeat never been the State Department's position, that in fact, this assault was part of a reaction to a video or the like.
Turner emphasizes that the State Department did not link the Benghazi attack to a video.
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