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i know there's mkein t cases ofolyna, a o of e estce m eaise rde tif oa when we passed the 2005 energyill, i remember the language saying that taxpayers' interests could not be subordinate to that of any investor. rect l wthlathel gmnascs t permitted. mr. frantz, what was the reason to seek outside counsel to draft the bordination memo rather than going to the department of justice. >> i can't answer the question, sir. col'findimandled by t cief deme of energy, sir. >> we want to avoid another situation like that that we had with solyndra, and i understand doe believes they were doing their best to save the taxpayers' money by subordinating the loan, but in retrospectthdgnt oe re.fdin t s aurole that loan guarantees can be subordinated after restructuring? >> that is the position we've taken. we hope never to have to do i as i indicated in the tesmony cotet aol fthe sour attempt to save taxpayers' money from a pure liquidation scenao. >> learning what we did from solyndra, is restructuring a risky bet now? es idodend question. >> well, you know, we're talking about $500 million, and ob

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