Mr. President, what if the objection to having a transcript? If there's nothing to hide, nothing wrong with the transcript. What is the objection to an oath?
Charles E. Schumer: “Mr. President, what if the objection to having a transcript? If there's nothing to hide, nothing wrong with the…”
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Senator Schumer questions President Bush's refusal to allow transcripts and oaths for testimonies.
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