I think it would be incumbent upon you to find him guilty of Article IV, because the underlying conduct that led to perjury in the grand jury was reasserted in the 81 questions, and he gave the same false, misleading, unbelievable answers.
Henry Hyde: “I think it would be incumbent upon you to find him guilty of Article IV, because the underlying conduct that led to…”
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