In the Philadelphia Inquirer, a reporter by the name of James Kuhnhenn has quoted the distinguished minority leader, and this has been out on the airwaves. I don't want people to be quoted inaccurately. This was according to a report of December 17, 2005, and this comment is attributed to the Senator from Nevada: ``We killed the PATRIOT Act.'' I ask my friend, the distinguished minority leader, whether that is an accurate quotation of what the Senator said.
Jon Kyl: “In the Philadelphia Inquirer, a reporter by the name of James Kuhnhenn has quoted the distinguished minority leader, and…”
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