Who Removed Reference to Terrorists From Talking Points on Benghazi?

No one seems to know, according to lawmakers attending hearings this week

Former CIA Director David Petraeus stoked the controversy over the Obama administration's handling of the Libya terror attack, testifying Friday that references to "Al Qaeda involvement" were stripped from his agency's original talking points—while other intelligence officials were unable to say who changed the memo, according to a top lawmaker who was briefed. 

Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., told Fox News that intelligence officials who testified in a closed-door hearing a day earlier, including Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and Acting CIA Director Mike Morell, said they did not know who changed the talking points. He said they went out to multiple departments, including the State Department, National Security Council, Justice Department and White House.