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Vintage political theater on Capitol Hill.

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A committee of Congress today grilled Hillary Clinton about the deaths of four American officials in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012 when she was Secretary of State.

Republicans used stacks of emails and charts to bolster their claim that she was lax about security.

Democrats used video to accuse Republicans of another partisan witch hunt that they say has

failed to turn up any new information.

All this as the GOP continued to struggle with Paul Ryan's conditions for taking what could

turn out to be a thankless assignment as House Speaker.

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Program Fund. Hello again, Wormon-alny, back with To the Point. Republicans still have not chosen a new speaker, the top job in Congress, but they

were united today in attacking Hillary Clinton for the deaths of four U.S. officials in

Benghazi, Libya while she was Secretary of State.

Lots of drama on Capitol Hill.

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