On the recordJune 27, 2011
I think the lesson that we have learned today is if you want to not have to answer a lot of questions and be safe with your testimony you need to be up here with Dr. Glauber in the future.
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Boozman humorously suggests that being with Dr. Glauber ensures fewer questions.
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