It's just simply -- it's insincere I believe to say, well, we can't share that when I think the primary reason is because it embarrasses them, not because they're trying to protect national security.
Chris Stewart criticizes the Department of Justice for not sharing information, suggesting it's for self-protection rather than national security.
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