So someone, if they chose to, could be emailing back and forth to the DNC from the White House, and you would not have the ability to capture that, is that correct?
Darrell Issa: “So someone, if they chose to, could be emailing back and forth to the DNC from the White House, and you would not have…”
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Issa questions the ability to monitor communications from the White House.
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