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BENGHAZI:Jim Jordan Goes After Hillary: ‘Where’d The False Narrative Start? It Started With You’

BENGHAZI:Jim Jordan Goes After Hillary: ‘Where’d The False Narrative Start? It Started With You’

January 08, 2016 BENGHAZI:Jim Jordan Goes After Hillary: ‘Where’d The False Narrative Start? It Started With You’ , 0 Comments


By Andrew Husband, Oct 22, 2015 Mediaite

Republican Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan took issue with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton‘s comment that protests had erupted in both Cairo, Egypt and Benghazi, Libya, citing evidence from the House Select Committee’s investigation stating that no protest of any kind had occurred in Benghazi. He then went on to quote from various State Department spokespersons who, in the weeks following the Sept. 11, 2012 attack, claimed that the incident in Benghazi was linked to the Cairo-based protest, which was a reaction to an offensive online video.

“Where’d the false narrative start? It started with you, Madame Secretary,” said Jordan, adding that a statement released by Clinton the night of the attack suggests as much. “At 10:08, with no evidence. At 10:08, before the attack is over. At 10:08, when Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty are still on the roof of the annex fighting for their lives, the official statement of the State Department blames a video. Why?”
 
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