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According to the Corner, they agreed that she can testify publicly after they got an agreement that this not be treated as precedent-setting in the future. That's what they were really worried about -- CBS isn't going to insist that administration officials have a traditional duty to appear on 60 Minutes, just because they have in the past. Or, if they do insist on it, they're at least easier to brush off than a federal panel. |
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