As I said, it's something that we should be aware of. It's something that we should pay attention to. I think that's fair. We'll pay attention to it. I appreciate your comments and the direction that you're going. You've had a great and distinguished career. We applaud you for that. I appreciate your service in this Congress, the work that we've done together. But I think it's fair that we pay attention to what might or might not be happening.
Chaffetz acknowledges a colleague's career and emphasizes the importance of being aware of ongoing issues.
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The only way we can protect them is actually have somebody looking over the shoulder to make sure they're telling the truth.
But if a guy has been arrested in 43 States, he should not be eligible as a confidential informant, especially one highly paid. Zero credibility. That's disgraceful.
I need you to have President Obama's executive privilege order that hides many of the facts from Fast and Furious overturned.
This legislation would require Federal law enforcement agencies to fully report to Congress on their payments to confidential informants as well as the amounts they have received through their work or cooperation with informants.
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