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“like this is you can read the full letter over at Judicial Watch, but like these are the three things that they say that Judicial Watch had said there is no evidence of wrongdoing by Representative Rogers or Aegis”
Organization cited as a factual source in the discussion of accusations and evidence, mentioned in a neutral reporting context.
▶ Hear it“In 2014, the conservative group Judicial Watch, relying in part on documents published by Wikileaks, found that Aegis had been heavily active in Libya since early 2011 and that it had assessed Benghazi in the summer before the attack.”
Mentioned as a conservative group that investigated and found documents about Aegis activity in Libya.
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