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"60 minutes" and the Benghazi Scandal Trap The New Yorker …

- - - - Taking down the interview from the website instead of providing a new and accurate interview to provide proper collective info in regards to their mistake with the first one
      - Person being interviewed having a different statement during the interview then the statement provided to the FBI
      - The reporter proceeding with an interview without proper collective data on the report
- - - - Taking time to collect data and information from other witnesses prior for questioning could've ended the interview on a truthful note.
    - - A more descriptive explanation of that night would've helped is case and statement to be more believable
- - - - Given the history of cover-ups throughout history itself, if it was true that benghazi was downplayed as the witness like him state, it could be possible that the FBI was covering up the actual story to save Clinton of the apparent war crime that the Obama administration committed.
      - It could be possible the effects of the attack that night and the severity of the conditions could have taken a toll on him clouded some of the spot on details of that happened that evening.
      - The FBI was a bit fishy on not providing the information of the statement sooner
- - - - As a reporter in the field, going into an interview with not enough data backed up is risky, why would the reporter risk their career that way?
    - - Why did they even air and post the interview when it was clearly visible that davies statement and answers were all over the place, why proceed when witnessing odd behavior from the person of interest
- - - - I feel the reporter knew the data was unstable provided by the person of interest However, the reporter wanted to protect their name and the name of the show, again backfiring.
      - I feel at the moment where benghazi was such a hot topic in the media, 60 minutes rushed on the opportunity on the interview wagon without confirming truthful data prior, which backfired on them
      - I think he used the night of benghazi as an advantage to fabricate details in his favor