I am trying to determine whether or not we as a society are going to accept that, that there are certain--no matter how compelling the government's interest is in accessing that evidence, we are declaring right now this is an evidence-free zone.
Gowdy questions the acceptance of evidence-free zones despite national security interests.
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He is the best hope to produce a product that my fellow citizens can have confidence in. It will not come from Congress. Let me assure you of that.
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