We were deeply disappointed that somebody who so recently held an office of public trust to uphold the Constitution, willfully showed in front of our committee and tried to obstruct justice and refused to provide information.
Stephanie Murphy: “We were deeply disappointed that somebody who so recently held an office of public trust to uphold the Constitution…”
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Congresswoman Murphy expresses disappointment over Jeffrey Clark's refusal to testify before the January 6 committee.
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