Not really, because the case against Galloway is the -- basically the case against him for his political organization receiving significant contributions from that Jordanian, who obtained a lot of money as a result of those oil allocations.
Levin reflects on the lack of new information gained from Galloway's testimony regarding the financial allegations.
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