Once again, I think, Mr. President, we need to set the record straight. The White House did not prosecute Mr. Dale. The White House did not prosecute Mr. Dale. The Justice Department prosecuted Mr. Dale. He was indicted by a grand jury. He was acquitted. Maybe that is good. I am not here to argue that. I may very well support this, but what I would say----
William Pryor: “Once again, I think, Mr. President, we need to set the record straight. The White House did not prosecute Mr. Dale. The…”
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Addressing the prosecution of Mr. Dale and clarifying the role of the White House and Justice Department.
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