CNN: We Were Able to Interview Lead Benghazi Suspect for 2 Hours

The Weekly Standard | July 31, 2013 | Daniel Halper

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John King reported this morning that a reporter from CNN was able to interview a lead suspect in the Benghazi terror attack for two hours:

The FBI has reportedly not been able to track-down the suspect, but CNN had no problem talking to him for two hours.

"It is interesting," says King. "The FBI has put some photos up on its website of people of interest, but they haven't arrested anybody. And I'll tell you this: We've been working on a project here at CNN for a special due out later ... And Arwa Damon, our great correspondent, went back to Benghazi. She sat down with one of the people the FBI says is a lead suspect for 2 hours. He says he's never been contacted by the Libyan government, never been contacted by the FBI, so that is why you have this exasperation among some leading Republicans in the Congress."

As King notes, the Benghazi 9/11 terror attack took place almost a year ago.

The interview will air at a later date.

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"The interview will air at a later date."

Yeah, after it's sanitized and 'OK'd' by the Obama regime.

I wonder if the CNN reporter learned that Benghazi was a staged hostage taking of Stevens in exchange for the Blind Sheik for Morsi. Morsi was involved in this attack and the truth could be quite damning for Obama.