It is beyond question that the FBI jumped to conclusions at least once, perhaps more than once, and many questions remain. This amendment would address one of those questions. Beyond this amendment, we still need a more complete examination of our government's response to these attacks, the most serious bioterrorist attack against the United States. This will look at whether there is a foreign connection to those attacks that has been overlooked, ignored, or not pursued. Madam Chair, I yield back the balance of my time, asking support for this amendment.
Steven Holt: “It is beyond question that the FBI jumped to conclusions at least once, perhaps more than once, and many questions…”
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The speaker addresses the need for further examination of the government's response to bioterrorist attacks.
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