For Justice Kagan, we had 99 percent of her documents for her time at the White House, and, of course, we do not have--we have less than 10 percent of yours.
Patrick Leahy: “For Justice Kagan, we had 99 percent of her documents for her time at the White House, and, of course, we do not…”
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Leahy compares document availability for Kavanaugh to Kagan's confirmation.
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