Accountability over Funding for Government Agencies

The speaker highlights frustration with three-letter government agencies not being held accountable by Congress despite their lack of cooperation in investigations. He criticizes the decision to allocate $200 million for a new FBI building, instead of cutting funding to enforce compliance. The speaker questions the control of Congress members and committee chairmen by suggesting the role of blackmail, although he personally is not aware of it.

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