The notion that you would let guns walk in a firearms case is for me absurd. Absurd. And it was the reason why I said it cannot happen. While we stopped it, it is not DOJ policy. And anybody who does it now is breaking a direct directive from the attorney general of the United States.
Eric Holder discusses the absurdity of allowing guns to be smuggled and emphasizes that it is against DOJ policy.
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