Amy Goodman
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As Hillary Clinton Testifies Before GOP Panel, Friends of 2 Benghazi Victims Remember the Lives Lost
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11:41Now PlayingAfter $4.5 million in taxpayer money and 18 months, the Republican-led Benghazi investigation is set for its main event. Former secretary of state and current Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton is testifying today for up to 10 hours before the House Select Committee probing the 2012 attack in Libya, which killed four Americans. Republicans say Clinton ignored pre-attack warnings and mishandled its aftermath. While previous reports have been scathing over security failures and have led to firings, none have accused Clinton or other top officials of wrongdoing. Many Democrats have accused Republicans of exploiting the Benghazi incident to scuttle Clinton’s 2016 presidential bid. Ahead of her testimony, we are joined by friends of two of the Benghazi victims: Veena Trehan, a friend of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens; and Elf Ellefsen and Annie Tueller, who were friends with CIA contractor and ex-Navy SEAL Glen Doherty.
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