if there is an urgent need to fill, the pbt process is much faster. usually, we have large kennedy populations, in the hundreds of thousands, it is usually a class-based examination. -- windt we have -- when we have large candidate populations, and hundreds of thousands, it is usually a class-based examination. >> when you're talking about city-wide activities to fill a particular class, here we are concerned particularly about migration. is there any class or specific city-wide activity that your department is plugging into around reversing the out migration? >> no, i'm not following you there. but i think the reference for the citywide hiring is really what we're trying to say, that the classification is used for multiple departments and their hiring into these positions. brecht's -- >> multiple departments are not responding at all to the out migration. >> how does that relate to this? gregg's hiring. trying to get people -- >> hiring. it tried to get people spread out of diverse backgrounds. brecht's we have a number of programs. outreach, you are

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bill: holder would argue there is an ongoing investigation, he does want -pbt to step on that.en tens of thousands of people to the ig. this is what doj said of last thursday. the department strongly disputes the contention that we have failed to cooperate with the committee's review of fast and furious. that was last week. has there been anything since then? >> no, not that i know of. but i can tell you that after two years of subpoenas for documents, in any case in america, in any case that is going on right now, in civil courts, from coast to coast, if you were to take this kind of time to produce the documents that this congress has been asking for -- the doj is basically turning its head to the subpoena power of congress. i mean, what else do you do after two years of asking for documents? i mean, who knew about this gun running program at doj? what did the doj finally figure out that this thing was going on? what did eric holder really know, and what was in his email account when he appeared before congress and told congress he didn't know anything about it? bill: those a

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