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| Sharyl Attkisson |
By Matthew Balan, Apr. 3, 2014, Newsbuster.org
On the Thursday edition of WMAL's Mornings on
the Mall radio show, Sharyl Attkisson spotlighted the Obama
administration's many inconsistencies in their claims about the September 11,
2012 Islamist attack on the U.S. compound in Benghazi, Libya. Attkisson
outlined, in detail, "all of the different stories told about the
talking points" about the terrorist attack.
Former Fox News anchor
Brian Wilson and Breitbart.com's Larry O'Connor turned to the former CBS News
journalist for her take on former deputy CIA director Mike Morell's
congressional testimony on the Benghazi issue on Wednesday. She zeroed in on
how Morell and others were trying to minimize any perception that the talking
points were altered for political considerations: [MP3 audio of the full
Attkisson segment available here]
SHARYL ATTKISSON: ...[T]he people defending the
administration on the Benghazi talking points...led by Morell, are working
so hard to try to dispel any idea that there was political motivation to
leaving out the notion of terrorism, that they're all wrapped up in defending,
what they admit, is bad intelligence decisions. In other words, he spent
yesterday defending why they went with the faulty intelligence that
advanced...the bad narrative that was untrue – and...without anybody pointing
out he was doing this, [he] just kept saying why that was the right decision
– even though it resulted in the wrong intelligence. It was a little bit
bizarre.
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