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Refusing to comply with their request to depose state department witnesses complained of bullying in their tactics because in their notices of the request for these depositions, they reminded the secretary of state what the law is and what they would interpret as obstruction of their activity. tonight in response to pompeo's refusal, those chairmen now have sent a letter to the deputy secretary of state reminding him that it is, as they put it, a criminal violation punishable by fine of up to five years in prison to buy threats or force or by any threatening letter or communication influence, ...

Prison to buy threats or force or buy any threatening letter or communication, influence, obstruct, impede the due process exercise of their governmental powers. is it appropriate to be citing these criminal statutes when talking with the state department about obtaining information? >> in an inquiry that is a legitimate and important inquiry about how the resources of this secretary of state and the state department have been used, and have they been ugsd for tsed fo political benefit of this president and not for national security. while we're talking about who is reminding who, i think cong...