So what they were doing here was they decided that, ``OK, we've got a problem. We've got a Congress that is likely to begin looking into things that have gone wrong in this administration.'' And so is the gentleman telling us that what they did was they prepared a list of everything that they thought Congress might look into where they had themselves a big problem?
Scott Walker: “So what they were doing here was they decided that, ``OK, we've got a problem. We've got a Congress that is likely to…”
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Questioning the administration's response to potential Congressional investigations.
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