Duncan Faircloth: “The Senator says that we could have gotten an answer by a phone call. We could not get it in a full day of testimony. He…”

“The Senator says that we could have gotten an answer by a phone call. We could not get it in a full day of testimony. He could not remember how many times he had been to Washington. He could not remember what he was here for. He had no earthly idea, and told me he flew from Arkansas to Washington for 20 minutes to recall cases he had tried with the First Lady. He did not even know who paid for the trip. But talking about something that could have been handled by the telephone, the meeting with the First Lady, that would have been it. But, Mr. President, I have watched just how we have gone on here, and, No. 1, what we are trying to do here is put a price on this investigation. What the Democratic side of the aisle, the other side of this aisle, is saying, is that we should put a price on the integrity of the White House, and it is costing too much to establish whether there is integrity in the White House or not, and that we should cut off, and let it go. We simply cannot afford to establish the price of integrity of the White House.”