Chip Pickering said "The high probability, there would be a willfulness, and the willfulness would be determined in clause (b) by the probability that he should be aware. For example, when Vice President Gore went to the Buddhist monastery, should he have had a high probability that that was a fund-raising event and, given the nature of that fundraiser, was there a probability that they could have received, since the nuns and the monks at that monastery live on about a $40 stipend, would a reasonable person, would a reasonable court decide that there was a probability that there was illegal laundering and that there was a probability of foreign sources in that contribution?" @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordJuly 14, 1998

The high probability, there would be a willfulness, and the willfulness would be determined in clause (b) by the probability that he should be aware. For example, when Vice President Gore went to the Buddhist monastery, should he have had a high probability that that was a fund-raising event and, given the nature of that fundraiser, was there a probability that they could have received, since the nuns and the monks at that monastery live on about a $40 stipend, would a reasonable person, would a reasonable court decide that there was a probability that there was illegal laundering and that there was a probability of foreign sources in that contribution?

Said by

Chip Pickering

Mississippi

Source

govinfo.gov

Editor's note · Context

Discussing the implications of fundraising events and potential illegal contributions.

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