AMBASSADOR STEVEN’S EMAILS ASKING FOR ADDITIONAL SECURITY REVEALED
Trey Gowdy Amazed 7 Congressional Committees Failed to get Amb Stevens Emails
Trey Gowdy expressed amazement that 7 congressional committees investigating Benghazi failed to request and read emails sent and received by the Late Ambassador Stevens. Considering the information contained in those emails, it was a major oversight not gaining possession of them. Almost to the day he took over in Libya, Stevens was requesting additional security for the compound in Benghazi.
“How did they miss Ambassador Stevens’ emails? None of the seven previous committees bothered to access the emails of our ambassador.”
One striking thing you see when inspecting the emails is that the ambassador and Hillary didn’t email each other. In June of 2012, Ambassador Stevens began requesting additional security at the compound, but the emails he was receiving from staffers at the State Department were requests on ways to spin the fact that Obama’s interference in Libya created a power vacuum that allowed terrorists to take control of large chunks of the country. So their priority was spin not security.
Gowdy has referenced the emails when democrats who lie like Elijah Cummings claim the investigation has not produced anything new and shoot off their mouths to their willing dupes in the press. These emails give us a much better understanding what was going on in the State Dept.
The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the House Committee on Armed Services, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, the House Committee on the Judiciary, and the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform have all investigated the attack.
Gowdy explained the importance of these emails:
“If we want a window into Libya and what was happening in the weeks and months before these four were killed, why would you not look at the ambassador’s emails? He was a prolific emailer,”
Besides the Stevens’ emails, the committee has obtained an additional 50,000 pages of documents on Benghazi, including a large cache of emails from Hillary. Gowdy also pointed out that on the day of the attack, the State Department asked Stevens to confirm the information Blumenthal sent Hillary.
Besides the Stevens’ emails, the committee has obtained an additional 50,000 pages of documents on Benghazi, including a large cache of emails from Hillary. Gowdy also pointed out that on the day of the attack, the State Department asked Stevens to confirm the information Blumenthal sent Hillary.
Reminds me of the old Ted Mack television show, “Amateur Hour.”
