So, in summation, what you are telling me is below secret we can deny the public, through a maze of different processes, access to information, while allowing people who happen to work for the Government, either as contractors or as Federal employees, to have unfettered access, even if they have things which would make us question that access, right?
Issa questions the access to information for government employees versus public access.
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