White House’s Benghazi email dump shows critical two-day gap, CIA objection

Daily Caller:


The Benghazi-related emails released by the White House late May 15 exclude the critical emails between administration officials that were sent during the crucial first two days after the deadly jihadi attack that killed four Americans last September.

The 100 pages of partially redacted emails also conclude with a dismissive message from CIA chief David Petraeus.

“Frankly, I’d just as soon not use this,” Petraeus said about the heavily edited, four-sentence “talking points” that the White House used to downplay Al Qaeda’s role in the Sep. 11 attack on the poorly protected diplomatic compound.

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3 Replies to “White House’s Benghazi email dump shows critical two-day gap, CIA objection”

  1. Nixon was brought down by a missing 15 minutes of tape, now there are two days of memos.