Critics call Chaffetz’s Libya probe a political stunt

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Moreover, he added, there are thousands of Americans serving abroad — including more than 100 still in Libya — and Congress needs to step up and ensure the administration is doing what it can to protect them.

Wednesday’s hearing is expected to include testimony from Lt. Col. Andy Wood, a Utah National Guard Army Green Beret, who led a security team in Libya earlier this year and has said his requests for more security were denied.

tburr@sltrib.com

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