When Senator Franken was asking the question about whistle blowers, is it not, in fact, true it's against the law to fire or punish a whistle blower?
Johnny Isakson: “When Senator Franken was asking the question about whistle blowers, is it not, in fact, true it's against the law to…”
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Isakson clarifies the legality of protecting whistle blowers.
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