. >> i work on the srp. >> okay, yeah. right. >> the scholarly reading program the reading program is for the more academic types because we are asking you to read secondary literature and provide information that scholars have produced about the word. we also have a historical reading program where peopled asked to read 17th, 18th 18th century texts and they have a different awareness, an awareness of -- we don't want the our files flooded with lots of examples to con contemplate because something things it's an interesting usage. so for that sort of reading, historical redding you want people with an awareness of lodge in a particular time -- language in a particular time. everybody has to be practical and quite obsessive, and everybody has to be ready to be wrong. are you any of those things? okay. that's good. >> i was on the narp as well. >> right. >> but srp was the best fit. the etymologist. >> the north american reading program which we set up in 1989 is the first time we actually started collecting information on

. >> i am one of them spirit you are possibly one of the worst space i worked on the srp. >> right.>> the sar [inaudible] spearing the scholarly reading program is usually used for the more academic types because we're asking you to read second literature and provide information that scholars have a produced about the word. we also have a historical read program were people as to 17 and 18 century text if they have an don't awareness can our files flooded with lots and lots of examples of to contemplate in the 17th century because somebody thinks it is interesting usage if we've already got it. so for that sort of rating, historical reading, you want people with an awareness of language any particular time.. everyone has to be very practical. everybody has to be quite obsessive, and everybody has to be ready to be wrong. are you any of those things? okay. that's good. >> i was on the -- but srp was the best fit. >> the north american breeding program which we set up in 1989ich we s was one of the first time we actually started collectingrather information on computer rather than on in

for one thing, you've heard from the ranking member that the srp reported that a culture of harassment existed at the lab. that is so incredibly serious. and by the way, we've been going through this hearing all this time and i don't believe a single name has been mentioned. we are covered by speech and debate clause privilege regarding things that are said on the record but for the record i would like to have -- who was the person who was manipulating the data beginning back in 1996? we haven't even heard a name. people need to know. >> again, i would be happy to provide that in private. our advice is that because this is being broadcast that we should not -- because of privacy concerns i should not -- >> oh, well that's just -- that's the whole reason i ask. if somebody is harassed making an abusive workplace, i want their name out there. they should not be provided by protection from having their name mentioned and with regard to privacy concerns that's what i'm saying, this is a -- this is protected, you don't have to worry about lawsuits but if somebody is abusing female employees

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for one thing, you heard from the ranking member that the srp reported that a culture of harassment existed at the lab. i mean, that is so incredibly serious. and by the way, we've been going through this hearing all this time, and i don't believe a single name has been mentioned. we are covered by speech and debate clause privilege regarding things that are said on the record, but for the record, i would like to have -- who was the person who was manipulating the data beginning back in 1996? we haven't even heard a name. people need to know. >> i would be happy to tell that in private. my advice is because this is being broadcast, because of privacy concerns, i should not -- >> well, that's the whole reason i asked. if somebody has harassed, making an abusive workplace, i want their name out there. they should not be provided protection from having their name mentioned. and with regard to privacy concerns, that's what i'm saying, this is -- this is protected. you don't have to worry about lawsuits. but if somebody is abusing female employees, i think it's good to talk about it, like we did