Today's hearing should be an opportunity to listen, to ask questions and clear up confusion, not to spread rumors or to create animosity.
Alan Lowenthal: “Today's hearing should be an opportunity to listen, to ask questions and clear up confusion, not to spread rumors or to…”
On the recordJanuary 21, 2016
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Emphasizing the importance of constructive dialogue during the hearing.
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