
The REAL Benghazi Story
What the White House and Hillary Don't Want You to Know
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Narrated by:
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Sean Runnette
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By:
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Aaron Klein
About this listen
Bigger than Watergate! Bigger than Iran-Contra! Ten times bigger than both, said one representative. The Bengahzi scandal may have been covered up by the White House, but the truth is about to come out. The Real Benghazi Story is a groundbreaking investigative work that finally exposes some of the most significant issues related to the murderous September 11, 2012, attack - information with current national security implications.
Investigative journalist and New York Times best-selling author Aaron Klein provides the answers many have longed for from the secretive activities transpiring inside the doomed facility to shocking new details about the withholding of critical protection at the U.S. special mission. Learn about what really happened to Ambassador Chris Stevens that fated night, the central role Hillary Clinton actually played in the scandal, and more!
Also answered for the first time is why the State Department hired armed members of the al-Qaeda-linked February 17 Martyrs Brigade to protect the facility. New reasons are revealed for not sending air support or Special Forces during the assault, while extensively probing not only jihadist groups but also possible state actors behind the attack. These are just some of the new details to be revealed in this game-changing book.
©2014 Aaron Klein (P)2014 Audible Inc.Klein attempts to uncover the truth behind the deadly attack on the U.S. Special Mission in Benghazi, including the mysterious circumstances around Ambassador Chris Stevens’ death, why the facility lacked protection, and what role Hillary Clinton and the Obama White House allegedly played in the cover-up. The book poses some tough questions—like why the State Department hired a militia with al-Qaeda links to guard the compound—and it’s clear the author is passionate about his investigation.
However, the audiobook expects listeners to already have a solid foundation of the Benghazi timeline, players, and controversies. As a first introduction, it’s overwhelming and chaotic, with too many names, references, and promises of “more later” that never feel fully resolved. At times, it reads like a partisan sledgehammer rather than a grounded investigation.
While I do believe there were failings in how the State Department handled the situation, the book’s tone and structure make it hard to take seriously. It often veers into conspiracy territory and lacks the polish needed to bring all the moving parts together in a coherent, persuasive way.
If you're looking for a more balanced and accessible account, you might want to explore other titles first before circling back to this one.
Partisan and chaotic take on Benghazi tragedy.
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