GOWDY GOES FOR PATRICK KENNEDY

From the Daily Caller today, we have a video of Greta Van Susteren's interview with Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House Benghazi Committee, as to where the investigation is headed after nine hours of testimony from Hillary Clinton.

Though not named during the interview by Gowdy, it appears that second-in-command Patrick Kennedy will now receive some scrutiny. It is clear that Gowdy seems to feel that, since Hillary Clinton took no responsibility for anything that occurred on that fateful evening, he's going to put Hillary's underlings in the witness chair until someone does take responsibility.

This is a brilliant strategy in my view, given the obstacles the committee has faced and continues to face as a result of the extreme lack of cooperation from this administration.

Kennedy will have to take the fall, or toss the singed potato to someone below him. This is what a good prosecutor does.

Gowdy points out in the interview that Kennedy was one of the officials who appointed, along with Hillary, the members of the Accountability Review Board, who in the end recommended that four lower-level State Department officials be disciplined. Patrick Kennedy of course, was not among them. Interesting no?

So we'll have to wait to see who will take the rap for Hillary. Or perhaps the potato will be tossed to the White House?

It was also mentioned by Gowdy that General Petraeus will be testifying soon, in addition to Kennedy.

Somebody is guilty of negligent homicide, Trey Gowdy knows it, anyone who's been following Benghazi knows it, and with the obvious attempt to withhold documents by State and others, this is the way it's going to have to be, if justice is to be served.

Speaking of justice, in the end the Obama administration may rue the day it decided to keep the DOJ on the sidelines.

The Benghazi perfidy by our leaders may never see a courtroom, but it may see enough evidence for a public indictment-a verdict by the people, which could and should be a burden to Obama and Hillary the rest of their lives.