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mr. schneider. >> thank you for joining us. we are grateful. let me also echo the words of my colleagues and extend my personal gratitude for your service you did our nation well and made our nation proud. you've done an extraordinary job as the nation's top diplomat and you will be sorely missed. the attacks claimed the lives of four americans including that of ambassador chris stevens who did so much to help the libyans. he returned because he knew the important work of building a new libya remained unfinished. ambassadors knowingly put themselves in danger to serve their country. while we know the jobs are not without risk we must do more to support our diplomats. i am pleased the state department conducted a serious investigation and appreciate that you have already stated you'll accept every up with of the 29 review board's recommendations. the state department is increasingly operating in high threat locations throughout the world requiring our diplomats to be stationed further afield and closer to dangers on the ground. this not only rai

mr. schneider. >> madam secretary, let me again thank you for joining us. thank you for opening up the arb report. we are grateful. let me also echo the words of my colleagues and extend my personal gratitude for your service. you made our people proud. you've done an extraordinary job as our nation's top diplomat and you'll be sorely missed. the benghazi attack claimed the lives of four americans including ambassador chris stevens who had done so much to liberate the libyan people. despite the risk involved, he returned to that country as our ambassador because he knew the important work of building a new libya remained unfinished. america's diplomatic corps knowingly put themselves in danger to help the country. we must do more to spoerpt our diplomats. i am pleased you have stated you will accept every one of the 29 review board's recommendations. the state department is increasingly operating in high-threat locations throughout the world. requiring our diplomats to be stationed closer to dangers on the ground. this not only raises the security risks by

mr. schneider. >> thank you for joining us. we are grateful. let me also echo the words of my colleagues and extend my personal gratitude for your service you did our nation well and made our nation proud. you've done an extraordinary job as the nation's top diplomat and you will be sorely missed. the attacks claimed the lives of four americans including that of ambassador chris stevens who did so much to help the libyans. he returned because he knew the important work of building a new libya remained unfinished. ambassadors knowingly put themselves in danger to serve their country. while we know the jobs are not without risk we must do more to support our diplomats. i am pleased the state department conducted a serious investigation and appreciate that you have already stated you'll accept every up with of the 29 review board's recommendations. the state department is increasingly operating in high threat locations throughout the world requiring our diplomats to be stationed further afield and closer to dangers on the ground. this not only rai