It defies common sense to believe that he somehow segregates the knowledge he gets in one committee hearing or a meeting with the secretary of the treasury.
Brian Baird: “It defies common sense to believe that he somehow segregates the knowledge he gets in one committee hearing or a meeting…”
On the recordDecember 12, 2011
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Baird comments on Spencer Bachus's stock trading following classified briefings.
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