For not being a shy, retiring type. But I just saw you do something that makes me feel not limp-wristed, but not as tough as I thought I was, because you challenged the Parliamentarian, and you were right. Our great Speaker up here, the gentleman from Georgia, Mac Collins, the Speaker pro tem of the day, only transmits to us what the Parliamentarian tells him. The Parliamentary advice was to tell you that you were getting personal with Clinton. We are talking about pirating funds from a bank, looting a bank. Webster Hubbell is in jail for the mirror image of doing what he and Hillary Clinton did together. So of course Clinton is thinking pardon, because Hillary Clinton is not protected by rule XVIII.
Robert Dornan: “For not being a shy, retiring type. But I just saw you do something that makes me feel not limp-wristed, but not as…”
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Discussing the implications of actions taken by President Clinton and Hillary Clinton.
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