Reclaiming my time, I guarantee my colleagues, I am going to give them that point. Now my question is, when the Department of Justice has signed off on immunity, why will not my colleagues let the guy testify? And how could my colleague from Michigan say in good conscience that he is being fair and that he is really nonpartisan, he is really interested in getting at the truth, when he will not let a witness come before the committee?
Questioning the fairness of a colleague's refusal to allow a witness to testify.
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