Democrat Who Voted to Hold the Clintons in Contempt Addresses Hillary’s Push To Publicly Testify

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STANSBURY: “Well, I mean, I'm not involved in the negotiations that they're having about their own specific deposition, and so their position on whether they have a public or private hearing. To me, what's important is having the information, and at the end of the day, the majority, meaning the chairman, decides what is made public and what is not. And I would fully expect that Chairman Comer would make the deposition record public. So I think either way, it'll be public.”