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Um, NO: Tommy Vietor gets corrected after comparing ambush of U.S. military in Niger to Benghazi

Tommy Vietor is not happy that an ambush of U.S. military personnel in the West African country of Niger is not getting the same scandal treatment that the attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Lybia received.

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Yes, both left four Americans dead, but there were very different circumstances. One was a military operation and the other was an attack on government facilities.

And that.

One was a planned U.S. military operation. Benghazi was an unexpected attack by the Islamic State.

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