On the recordSeptember 12, 2016
If this committee's goal were just to get Mr. Pagliano or other witnesses on the record asserting their Fifth Amendment rights, we could do that easily in a private session.
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congress.govIf this committee's goal were just to get Mr. Pagliano or other witnesses on the record asserting their Fifth Amendment rights, we could do that easily in a private session.
Connolly suggests private sessions could achieve the same goal without public humiliation.
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