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She doesn't like information to get out, and so i think she, once again, has sort of kept this pretty tight-lipped. and as i said, it caught some folks at the state house very much by surprise. as far as this complaint goes, the citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington, also known as crew asked the state department to look at several private flights she took between washington and some cities in south carolina to just make sure they met sort of their rules on, you know, to make sure they didn't really violate any of the ethics codes that obviously government employees are supposed ...

The allegations that you see in the newspaper are the allegations that congressman charles rangel referred to the ethics committee for what purpose? to investigate. and it's kind of awkward to explain that to your kids and grandkids what you see in the front page, but hey, i'm in the kitchen and i'm not walking out. >> congressman, when you step -- >> all right. we're going to continue to follow that. but i'm going to take it off the screen and give you some context. that is charles rangel, a democratic congressman from new york. let me give you some background into what this is all about. he ...