Clinton’s Benghazi testimony: How to watch

Hillary Clinton testifies on Capitol Hill on Jan. 23, 2013, before a Senate Foreign Relations Committee conference on a Benghazi attack. (Pablo Martinez Monsivais, AP)

Former secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a front-runner for a 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, will attest Thursday in a long-awaited coming in front of a House Select Committee on Benghazi, a row tasked with questioning a 2012 conflict on a U.S. embassy in Libya that killed 4 Americans. This is a panel’s fourth open hearing.

When does it start?

The conference starts during 10 a.m. ET Thursday in a Longworth House Office Building.

How prolonged will it last?

Buckle adult — it’s going to be a daylong affair. Each of a 12 members of a committee

Select Committee on Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy (Jim Lo Scalzo, European Pressphoto Agency)

Where is it airing?

The conference will atmosphere in a entirety live on C-SPAN3. The C-SPAN.org livestream can be accessed here

Can anyone attend it?

There’s limited open entrance to a hearing

What kinds of questions is Clinton going to be asked?

The panel is questioning events before, during and after a Benghazi attacks, though Gowdy has said that many of a questions Clinton will face Thursday will expected concentration on decisions done before a attacks. Topics could include rejected confidence requests, who was advising Clinton on Libya policy, and what Clinton did with that advice.

As for Clinton’s use of a private email server, a emanate that has swirled over her presidential campaign, Gowdy has pronounced he’s usually meddlesome in how it relates to Benghazi and Libya. The cabinet has faced inspection in new days that a loyal goal has been to criticise Clinton’s presidential campaign.

Contributing: Mary Troyan

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