Mr. Attorney General, I worked for the Department of Justice for 15 years. You are allowed to tell us whether you will appoint a special counsel.
Ken Buck: “Mr. Attorney General, I worked for the Department of Justice for 15 years. You are allowed to tell us whether you will…”
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Buck emphasizes the Attorney General's obligation to clarify special counsel appointments.
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