I would just note as in all hearings, the majority gets to pick 75 percent of the witnesses, three out of four, so my guess is three out of four are maybe going to have a different view than me here, but we will disagree without being disagreeable as well.
Chabot acknowledges potential bias in witness selection for the hearing.
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