On the recordJuly 16, 2013
No, not necessarily. No, it's an individual that has access to the information; they're authenticated as a person that is an employee there.
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congress.govNo, not necessarily. No, it's an individual that has access to the information; they're authenticated as a person that is an employee there.
Lankford discusses who has access to sensitive information.
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