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"We Were Forced to Come to this" -Rep. Kelly on Fast and Furious Contempt
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6/20/2012, 7:35 PM
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Learn more at www.FastandFuriousInvestigation.com Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) addresses the House Oversight Committee regarding stonewalling by the Department of Justice and asks where the American people can go to find the answers to their questions about Operation Fast and Furious. Kelly references documents that point out that top Department of Justice officials knew about Operation Fast and Furious and Eric Holder's refusal to cooperate with the Committee's document requests and subpoenas. House Oversight Committee Meeting 6-20-12
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