What’s that? The New York Times had a reporter on the scene of the Sept. 11, 2012, terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya? Reporter David D. Kirkpatrick, who wrote this weekend’s piece on Benghazi, says it was invaluable to have a reporter on the ground talking to the attackers during the attack.
@RichardGrenell we had a reporter on the scene talking to the attackers during the attack- still invaluable
— David D. Kirkpatrick (@ddknyt) December 30, 2013
https://twitter.com/robertcobrien/status/417834874850914304
@ddknyt @RichardGrenell And the name of the reporter is? Was it a NYT reporter? Where is the reporter today? @instapundit
— Mark O. Van Wagoner (@VanWagoner) December 31, 2013
"Talking to the attackers during the attack…" Was he giving them tips? Taking a poll on YouTube videos? Just standing by? Wow! @ddknyt
— Chris Loesch (@ChrisLoesch) December 31, 2013
https://twitter.com/redsteeze/statuses/417867952378351616
@redsteeze not to mention- how does one embed with a random, spontaneous protest sparked by a video? what luck @ChrisLoesch
— Nino (@baldingschemer) December 31, 2013
@RichardGrenell This should go viral. And should be in front of the House Committee. @ddknyt
— Kris Kinder (@kris_kinder) December 31, 2013
Absolutely.
https://twitter.com/robertcobrien/status/417835635739607040
@RichardGrenell guess they've been hiding this witness for over a year? #Benghazi
— Connie McDonald (@ConnieAustinTX) December 31, 2013
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https://twitter.com/RichardGrenell/status/417835895622864896
We thought the purpose of journalism was to answer questions, not raise them.
.@robertcobrien @RichardGrenell @ddknyt @nytimes This is an easy claim to confirm and it will add greatly to the credibility of the report.
— Mark O. Van Wagoner (@VanWagoner) December 31, 2013
https://twitter.com/robertcobrien/status/417836424415567872
That would be invaluable information.
@RichardGrenell @ddknyt So you knew an attack was coming enough in advance to send a reporter?
— The Timm-inator (@ThatGuyInRF) December 31, 2013
https://twitter.com/RichardGrenell/status/417836730788478976
@ddknyt @richardgrenell How bout saving the Americans?
— Ron Meyer (@RonaldDMeyer) December 31, 2013
@RichardGrenell It must be ethical to wait 15 months before everyone knows a reporter was there. @robertcobrien @ddknyt @nytimes @BradThor
— Kris Kinder (@kris_kinder) December 31, 2013
https://twitter.com/csham21/status/417844946516070400
https://twitter.com/redsteeze/status/417870839867248640
https://twitter.com/R_U_Srs/status/417871323709202433
@redsteeze This is honestly the most mind boggling mess I've ever contemplated. Nothing makes sense. Makes Alex Jones seem sane.
— Kelly (@flyoverangel) December 31, 2013
https://twitter.com/redsteeze/status/417876593282134016
https://twitter.com/redsteeze/status/417879277296971777
Update 12/31/13 at 12:50 p.m.:
Apologies for missing these tweets last night. According to Kirkpatrick, the Times revealed “right after the attack” that it had a reporter on the scene in Benghazi during the attack.
@tklowenstein @RichardGrenell and we put it in the paper right after the attack. but we did a lot more investigating since.
— David D. Kirkpatrick (@ddknyt) December 31, 2013
@jcov_wg @RichardGrenell it was of course. and in earlier articles. read it.
— David D. Kirkpatrick (@ddknyt) December 31, 2013
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