Hillary Clinton has no regrets about leaving State Department during Benghazi attack

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Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that she has no regrets about leaving State Department headquarters during the 2012 Benghazi raid that left four Americans dead, a decision that exposed her to criticism during years of investigations into the terror attack.

“You know, I was there until 9, 10 o’clock. We had done a number of what are called SVTC’s, you know, satellite conferences,” Clinton told radio host Hugh Hewitt during an interview that aired Wednesday. “I had talked on the phone. I had talked over satellite with our team in Libya. I had talked with members of our government, Defense and Intel and others, obviously the White House.”

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