To me, that is at least predication for a false-statement case, because both are under oath.
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Whitehouse argues for prosecution of false statements regarding political spending.
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The problem with your assertion here today is that it is belied by your own employees’ sworn statements in court and by the decision of the Department of Justice to admit that what you say isn’t true.
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