On the recordMay 23, 2016
This is really a simple case, in my mind. When Congress asks you a question, you're expected to give a truthful answer.
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congress.govThis is really a simple case, in my mind. When Congress asks you a question, you're expected to give a truthful answer.
Chaffetz emphasizes the expectation of truthful answers from witnesses before Congress.
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