And so for a while the White House was claiming that this information was in fact information that no one had the right to know, not even the Congress, when originally the memo was prepared because they believed that Congress would want to know about these matters.
Scott Walker: “And so for a while the White House was claiming that this information was in fact information that no one had the right…”
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Discussing the White House's stance on the release of information to Congress.
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