I particularly have to thank Mr. Rogers. You weren't asked a lot of questions but your courage spoke for itself.
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “I particularly have to thank Mr. Rogers. You weren't asked a lot of questions but your courage spoke for itself.”
On the recordFebruary 12, 2015
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Norton praises Rogers for his courage during a difficult situation.
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