Well, look, I have grave reservations about asking an administration of a president who's at 9,000 lies and counting according to the 'Washington Post' to be the adjudicator of the truth in any circumstance.
Gerald Connolly: “Well, look, I have grave reservations about asking an administration of a president who's at 9,000 lies and counting…”
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Connolly expresses his concerns about the integrity of the Department of Justice under the current administration.
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