You know, if you're going to go on about Benghazi, I would recommend that you watch the movie 13 Hours which is about the attack over there. Several people were to blame, and it wasn't Hillary or Obama.
As far as not believing that Trump lied about Obama and his not talking to the families of fallen soldiers? That's a lie. And, because most conservatives will say it's "fake news" if it comes from CNN, well, here's some other sites that you might believe...................
Trump claims Obama, other past presidents didn't call families of fallen soldiers
President Trump on Monday claimed former President Obama and other past presidents didn't call the families of fallen soldiers.
Trump made the remark after being asked about the four U.S. soldiers killed in Niger last week.
The president said he planned to call the parents and families of those who were killed, something he said he has done "traditionally."
"The toughest calls I have to make are the calls where this happens — soldiers are killed," Trump said.
"It's a very difficult thing. Now it gets to a point where you make four or five of them in one day, it's a very, very tough day. For me that's by far the toughest," he said.
"So the traditional way, if you look at President Obama and other presidents, most of them didn't make calls, a lot of them didn't make calls. I like to call when it's appropriate, when I think I'm able to do it."
Trump's remarks were immediately criticized online, as Obama and other past presidents did make calls to the families of fallen soldiers.
Trump Says Obama Didn't Call Families Of Fallen Soldiers, Quickly Walks It Back
During a press conference on Monday afternoon, President Donald Trump made the dubious claim that former President Barack Obama and other former presidents did not personally call the families of soldiers who died in combat.
Trump quickly walked back the claim when a reporter followed up.
The President first told reporters that he had written letters to the families of soldiers who died in the recent attack in Niger and said he would soon call the families as well. He then claimed that his approach was unique, and that not all past presidents made those calls.
“The traditional way, if you look at President Obama and other presidents, most of them didn’t make calls. A lot of them didn’t make calls,” he said. “I like to call when it’s appropriate, when I think I’m able to do it. They have made the ultimate sacrifice so generally I would say that I like to call. I’m going to be calling them.”
Trump accuses Obama of never calling families of fallen soldiers
During a surprise press briefing Monday, President Trump claimed that President Obama did not call the families of fallen soldiers. The president was answering a question about how he was responding to the death of four elite U.S. special forces in Niger last week.
Trump explained that he had written the families personal letters and said that he will call them “at some point” after “a little time” has passed.
“The traditional way, if you look at President Obama and other presidents — most of them didn’t make calls,” he said. “A lot of them didn’t make calls.”
As former White House aides and even former Obama Deputy Chief of Staff Alyssa Mastromonaco pointed out on Twitter after Trump made the claim, Obama and other presidents did, in fact, make calls to those families. Additionally, Obama also reversed a policy of not sending condolence letters to the families of U.S. soldiers who commit suicide.
