Will the important questions be asked of Hillary about 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya

Although I would go on your side, Before I will go on to my argument, i would like to say, that it is very unlikely for Hilary to answer the questions, why, because she is using her fathers influence, otherwise, using her fathers reputation to boost herself, and protect herself. Secondly, although I am not a conspiracy theorist, I somehow have the feeling that the U.S. let the ambassador die to use it as propaganda against the terrorist group. It has happened before, the US government was planning an attack on US citizens, sink Cuban refugee boats, and blame it on Castro as part of a propaganda to rally more public support. For the security, I believe that the government did not want to risk any other assets they could use at a future date, so they only used mercenaries, or private military contractor. This shows the proof that the Americans tried, but they didn't put their minds to it, otherwise, they would've suceeded. According to Operators with the Annex Security Team, they had become aware of the consulate attack after 9:30 pm local time, and were ready to respond within five minutes, however, they were delayed from responding by "the top CIA officer in Benghazi".[84] The Regional Security Office sounded the alarm and placed calls to the Benghazi CIA annex and the embassy in Tripoli, saying, "We're under attack, we need help, please send help now ..." Then the call cut off. After some discussion, the CIA's Global Response Staff (GRS) at the CIA annex, which included senior security operative Tyrone S. Woods, decided to implement a rescue. By 10:05 pm, the team was briefed and loaded into their armored Toyota Land Cruisers. By this time, communicators at the CIA annex were notifying the chain of command about current developments, and a small CIA and JSOC element in Tripoli that included Glen Doherty was attempting to find a way to Benghazi. The GRS team from the CIA annex arrived at the consulate and attempted to secure the perimeter and locate the ambassador and Sean Smith. Diplomatic security agent David Ubben located Smith, who was unconscious and later declared dead, but the team was unable to find Stevens in the smoke-filled building. The team then decided to return to the annex with the survivors and Smith's body. While en route back to the annex, the group's armored vehicle was hit by AK-47 rifle fire and hand grenades. The vehicle was able to make it to its destination with two flat tires, and the gates to the annex were closed behind them at 11:50 pm. Abdel-Monem Al-Hurr, the spokesman for Libya's Supreme Security Committee, said roads leading to the Benghazi consulate compound were sealed off and Libyan state security forces had surrounded it. A U.S. Army commando unit was sent to Naval Air Station Sigonella in Sicily, Italy the night of the attack but did not deploy to Benghazi. U.S. officials say the team did not arrive at Sigonella until after the attack was over. The section above shows that more proof that they could've made it, but they didn't. The distance between the two if they use a plane is 469 miles. They would've arrived, but they didn't I did not put my mind into this, but yeah.