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ms. yates, i thought the department of justice had a long-standing tradition of p defending a presidential action in court, that the original uncut risible laggards in favor whether this argument might prove to be ultimately up to persuasive which of course is up to the courts to decide and not you, greg? b >> it is correct that often times but not always the civil division of the department of justice will defend an action of the present one action of congress if there is a a reasonable argument to be made. in this instance all arguments have to be based on truth. because where the department of justice. we are not just a law firm. we are the department of justice. >> you have to distinguish the truth from lawful? >> yes. because in this instance in looking at what the intent was of executive order, which was derived in part from analysis of facts outside the face of the order, that is part of what led to our conclusion that it was not lawful, yes. >> ms. yates, united distinguished career for 27 years at the department of justice, and i voted for your confirmation. because i believed tha