All of us want transparency. We want to know actually what happened, the American people want to know what’s happened, but what [Senator Gallego’s] resolution does, is it actually is a blurred line between the separation of powers.
Markwayne Mullin: “All of us want transparency. We want to know actually what happened, the American people want to know what’s happened…”
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Mullin discusses the importance of separation of powers in relation to Gallego's resolution.
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