The House Benghazi Committee has requested a second interview with former CIA Director David Petraeus, and it’s scheduled to take place Saturday in a secure location at the Capitol.
Petraeus has agreed to the follow-up, closed door interview “because he had a hard stop (at the last interview) and there were still questions,” a source told Fox News.
The last time the intelligence director was questioned by the congressional committee was Jan. 6, but the members said the four hours of questioning was not enough. Other witnesses that have testified before the Benghazi Committee have spent between six and 10 hours with the members.
Petraeus resigned from his position as top U.S. spy after news broke that he had shared classified information with a reporter.
