On the recordMay 13, 2003
Do not tell this subcommittee what Congress thinks unless you have some factual basis for it. Do you?
Do not tell this subcommittee what Congress thinks unless you have some factual basis for it. Do you?
Questioning the validity of claims about Congress's views.
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