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The so-called Benghazi talking points were requested by the Senate Intelligence Committee, but were so heavily redacted lawmakers sent them back and demanded another set, a source told Fox News.

Lawmakers sought the papers in order to find out why the administration repeatedly claimed the attack, which killed Ambassador Chris Stevens, a State Department employee and two former Navy SEALs, was sparked by a spontaneous protest over an anti-Islam video.

But the first batch of documents contained hundreds of pages that were of no use, the source said.

“It was so redacted that there was no information whatsoever,” said the source, who spoke to Fox on the condition they not be identified. “There were some documents that were 100 pages with every word on the page redacted. They were worthless.”

Should this be allowed to stand, there will forever be a group or groups of people whom claims to represent the People claiming the documents were redacted of information or text black out and we cannot find the truth, thus we (so our representatives shall claim) can do nothing. Cooperation is a two way street dear representatives. I am only one. I am beginning to think both sides (r&d) and the media have an agenda to keep the truth from the People. It is up to (r,d,m) republicans, democrats, and the media to prove otherwise. I have nothing to prove for I am not a representative claiming to represent the People or the Truth but I can smell a rat.

Thanks smoothsailing for the link and for the update.