Republicans contend that the White knockoff oakleys has stonewalled previous probes into the attacks on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, that left four Americans dead. They cited recently revealed emails on administration talking points as proof that Congress needs a new committee to dig deeper.

"We are here specifically today because in the last few weeks an outside group, Judicial Watch, through the Freedom of Information Act, obtained information," said Rep. Pete Sessions (foakleys. "They received emails that were not redacted, that were not doctored or altered, and that came to them that did not match up with the information that had been provided to official committees of the United States House of Representatives."

The newly public emails, from three days after the Sept. 11, 2012, attack, included talking points that said protests in Libya and elsewhere stemmed from anger over a best fake oakleys, but this was not accurate in the case of Benghazi. Although the YouTube issue is now well-known, Republicans said that White House reluctance to talk about its talking points demands further action.