I must say that is comforting, and I appreciate it. If I have understood the gentleman correctly, the gentleman has committed to us that we are going to have hearings on Whitewater before the end of this congressional session, that the matter of bringing people in for a review of the oversight committee is going to take place before the end of the month. Mr. Speaker, it seems to me that this has been helpful. It has been helpful to me in terms of beginning to understand that schedule whereby we can begin to get some of these questions answered.
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The speaker discusses the commitment to hold hearings on the Whitewater investigation.
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