I am not saying it to be ugly. Facts are facts, and I am scared that a Freudian slip--which I am sure that probably was or something like that--might be something that causes us to get lost again. No. 1, I want to point out that in your own remarks, from your own memory or from your own notes, that is exactly what was said.
Johnny Isakson: “I am not saying it to be ugly. Facts are facts, and I am scared that a Freudian slip--which I am sure that probably was…”
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