Fox Host Wants TV Meteorologists To Ask Obama About Benghazi Today (VIDEO)

What does the weather have to do with Benghazi?

Dana Perino, co-host of Fox News’ “The Five,” challenged meteorologists on Monday to ask Obama the tough questions on the 2012 attacks in Libya.

“Tomorrow, President Obama is going to do interviews with meteorologists all across the country about a new climate change report,” she said. “I hope they ask him about Benghazi.”

“Like, the weatherman from Montana should ask him about Benghazi,” she quipped. “That would be great. I dare you.”

Determined to inject the Benghazi attacks into the national conversation, Fox News has at least twice in the past week said they would only cover White House press conferences if a reporter there asked about Benghazi.

Watch below, courtesy of Fox News:

h/t Media Matters

This post has been updated.

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  1. Avatar for korvu korvu says:

    Another member of the (blonde) hair club for men.

  2. When Benghazi is all you got. You have to go with it.

  3. they should ask about the cuban missile crisis too dana.

  4. I dare that weatherman to ask Perino about all the embassy and consulate attacks during her bosses rain of terror!

  5. Avatar for jsfox jsfox says:

    I dare them to ask why, if the Republicans are so concerned about the welfare of foreign service officers, have they cut the budget that protects these officer for four years running.

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