The Justice Department said it was OK to give immunity. The only thing we are aware of, that has been talked about, intervening between the Justice Department saying yes to 17 of the 18 monks to be able to come up here and testify and then countermanding that was information then presented to the public that the Vice President had knowledge of what was going on at that event?
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Discussing the Justice Department's decision regarding immunity for witnesses.
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