No, no, no. Why is it your decision to report to the SEC and not to the public which you have an obligation to do?
Jim Bunning: “No, no, no. Why is it your decision to report to the SEC and not to the public which you have an obligation to do?”
On the recordSeptember 21, 2010
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Jim Bunning
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Senator Bunning challenges the reporting process of the SEC Inspector General.
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