On the recordJune 9, 2019
I would hope the Judiciary Committee, and the history this committee has for protecting fundamental liberties, would begin to look into those key issues.
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Jordan urges the Judiciary Committee to investigate the key issues surrounding the Trump-Russia investigation.
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