On the recordMarch 14, 2007
But there is this issue that the president and his White House team have long wanted to protect their own people from having to go up to the Hill and testify.
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transcripts.cnn.comBut there is this issue that the president and his White House team have long wanted to protect their own people from having to go up to the Hill and testify.
Gergen explains the White House's reluctance to have Karl Rove testify before Congress.
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If he had a receptive audience, and I will tell you, when everything -- when all the facts were to come out, it would be like Nixon and the tapes.
I think a lot of Americans do see it as disqualifying. And they're worried about it.
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If he comes out and throws cold water on this, then I don't think it goes anywhere.