I'd like to believe it was an instance where his own conscience said, I've got to tell the American people the truth.
Leon Panetta: “I'd like to believe it was an instance where his own conscience said, I've got to tell the American people the truth.”
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Panetta discusses Mark Meadows' decision to provide a more accurate account of the President's health condition.
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