Being put under oath doesn't technically matter when it comes to Congress, under Title 18, Part I, Chapter 47, Section 1001 it is a crime to lie to them, with fines and a 5-year prison sentence as punishment. I don't' believe this law has ever been invoked though, at least not in recent times.
He wasn't put under oath.
One must wonder whether the fact that most of the people asking questions had received campaign contributions had anything to do with it.
Too bad they cut off the picture that showed his booster seat.
Being put under oath doesn't technically matter when it comes to Congress, under Title 18, Part I, Chapter 47, Section 1001 it is a crime to lie to them, with fines and a 5-year prison sentence as punishment. I don't' believe this law has ever been invoked though, at least not in recent times.
They let the time run out on Clapper's lies under oath. I think the time on Brennan's runs out soon if it hasn't already.
It's all theater.