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Benghazi committee hearing next week: Duckworth, Roskam on panel

By  Lynn Sweet
   
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WASHINGTON–The first hearing of the House Benghazi Select Committee is set for next Wednesday; Illinois Reps. Tammy Duckworth, a Democrat and Peter Roskam, a Republican, are on the panel.

The Witnesses:

Greg Starr

Assistant Secretary for Diplomatic Security

Mark J. Sullivan

Chairman, The Independent Panel on Best Practices

Former Director of the United States Secret Service

Todd Keil

Member, The Independent Panel on Best Practices

Former Assistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection, U.S. Department of Homeland Security


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