We did have hearings, I would say to the gentleman from Michigan, on December 4. We had two of the inspectors who were over and were shut out by Saddam Hussein, and a lady expert on arms control from the Clinton administration. So we had hearings.
Henry Hyde: “We did have hearings, I would say to the gentleman from Michigan, on December 4. We had two of the inspectors who were…”
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Discussing hearings related to arms control and inspections in Iraq.
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