So, when you present a case to the DOJ and they say, 'Well, there's just insufficient evidence to go before grand jury,' or, 'We don't think a criminal act has been committed,' and yet you know or you feel confident that it may have but you've been shorted, I think, your investigative powers, so, without regard to an appropriation, what would you consider to be the most important tools that you would need to have?
Ross emphasizes the need for proper investigative tools for accountability.
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