Can I point out that argument about they should go to the courts to resolve this? That actually contradicts what the DOJ has been arguing when they've been saying that they want to get -- they're trying to essentially avoid these subpoenas.
Susan Collins: “Can I point out that argument about they should go to the courts to resolve this? That actually contradicts what the DOJ…”
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Susan Collins highlights a contradiction in the DOJ's arguments regarding subpoenas.
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