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as you may know they plan to call 12 wbs witnesses this year.cretary, head of the cia. head of the join chiefs of staff. they canceled all the others. the only hearing they had interest in was the from secretary clinton. with know from senator mccarthy and hanna just why that is the case. so where are they going to go from here? once they figure out what they want to do with this committee, gonna have to ask a hard question, are we justified in continually to lend credibility to a committee that largely has none? and here is the dilemma. without us on the committee, without us in the room for example, it is very hard for us to point out the misleading attacks, the misleading character of the attacks they have a been making. and i'll give you the most recent example. chairman gowdy as recently as lost week released a 13 page letter largely attacking secretary clinton accusing of her leaking -- actually not leaking but having ab e-mail containing a the classified cia source, putting american lives at risk the chairman said so brettlessly in that l