I have not mentioned the President when discussing any particular charge. And in fact, some of the charges, some of the things that we have been discussing have no relationship to the President whatsoever. And, in fact, relate more perhaps to some of the President's staff or perhaps to other people in the executive branch. Or perhaps some of the things that we are discussing are aimed more at people who are liberal activists in the news media. So, although obviously some of the things we are discussing may have some impact on the President, we are not addressing this specifically at the President.
Dana Rohrabacher: “I have not mentioned the President when discussing any particular charge. And in fact, some of the charges, some of the…”
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Discussing the implications of charges related to the President and his staff.
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