certainly we will publicly not commit to that. We will publicly commit to where the review of the information takes us. We have a bipartisan agreement on that. We have 20 able members who are members of good judgment and good sense who will follow the review and the material that comes in to the appropriate places. The gentlewoman from California (Ms. Harman) has used the word ``unflinching.'' It is a fair word. I assure the gentleman I am going where the information takes us.
Porter Goss: “certainly we will publicly not commit to that. We will publicly commit to where the review of the information takes us.…”
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Discussing the review process for information in a bipartisan context.
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