Removing the Special Counsel in order to prevent the Special Counsel from pursuing the investigation, that would not constitute good cause, correct?
Chris Van Hollen: “Removing the Special Counsel in order to prevent the Special Counsel from pursuing the investigation, that would not…”
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Questioning the definition of 'good cause' for firing the Special Counsel.
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