Biden administration's return to Libya inexplicable when US faces multiple crises at home: Jim Jordan

House Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, said on Thursday's "Fox News Primetime" that President Biden seeking a diplomatic return to Libya “doesn't make sense” as the U.S. faces a number of domestic crises.

Jordan, who notably questioned former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about the attack on the U.S. embassy, said that going back into Libya is not what the American people want.  Jordan described the bravery of Benghazi victims like Tyrone Woods and Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, and said their legacies were already tarnished when Obama-Biden administration official Susan Rice, who is now Biden's top domestic policy adviser, blamed the attack on an anti-Islamic internet video. "While Tyrone Woods was still on the roof of the annex defending his [fellow Americans], the Clinton State Department was already trying to blame it on a video. Of course, Susan Rice went on the Sunday shows a few days after that and made that same argument; mislead the entire country somehow the video was a catalyst for this. I don't know why we are heading back," he said.