If the Department of Justice had given him immunity, there would be no need for our committee to give him immunity.
Thomas M. Barrett: “If the Department of Justice had given him immunity, there would be no need for our committee to give him immunity.”
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Addressing a statement regarding immunity during a committee discussion.
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