Well, there's no -- the Constitution doesn't put a limit on how much time it takes to do your duty of oversight of the executive branch. So we're going to do our duty. Were going to -- I've always been driven by the facts. I think there's a compelling case there, but I've never said what we should do in the end. We're just going to keep doing our work, and then the conference will make a decision. That's -- that's how the process works.
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