It seems odd to me that a prosecutor who's supposed to either charge somebody or indict somebody does it or they don't.
Debbie Lesko: “It seems odd to me that a prosecutor who's supposed to either charge somebody or indict somebody does it or they don't.”
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Lesko questions the special counsel's decision-making on obstruction of justice.
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