"We're going to gather all the facts," he says, echoing Hillary's plea to let the investigation play out until, oh, say, mid-November at the earliest. Simple question: Why does he need "all the facts" about Benghazi to find out (a) whether anyone at the consulate called for help during the attack and (b) if so, who in the chain of command denied that request? He could find that out with 10 minutes of phoning around and then spend another 10 firing the people involved — assuming, of course, that it wasn't The One himself who delivered the thumbs down on the calls for help. Problem is, there's only one thing he really cares about, and that thing wouldn't be well served by an admission 10 days out from election day that his administration screwed up badly enough in Benghazi to warrant canning people. So he's playing the "all the facts" game. Estimated arrival of all the facts: 11 days from now.