Representative Trey Gowdy (R., S.C.) wasn’t at all satisfied with Hillary Clinton’s attempt earlier today to explain her use of a personal e-mail account while she ran the State Department. He’s now calling on Clinton to come before the Select Committee on Benghazi not once, but twice.

“Because Secretary Clinton has created more questions than answers, the Select Committee is left with no choice but to call her to appear at least twice,” Gowdy, who chairs the committee, said in a statement shortly after Clinton wrapped up her Q&A in front of reporters at the United Nations. He explained that her first appearance would concern her private e-mail account, and a second appearance would cover the deadly 2012 attack on an American diplomatic facility in Libya.

Gowdy raised concerns about security breaches of the personal server Clinton operated out of her New York home, and about her lack of transparency on the matter, both during her time as secretary of state and after she left Foggy Bottom.

“That is why I see no choice but for Secretary Clinton to turn her server over to a neutral, detached third-party arbiter who can determine which documents should be public and which should remain private,” he said. “Secretary Clinton alone created this predicament, but she alone does not get to determine its outcome.”