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Unbiassed media we see today, and they cook a mechanism through which unlawful intelligence is obtained. there are other dangers that could happen with regard to the federal government that normally doesn't happen to the media covering murder cases in the states. >> well, thank you. i'll follow-up with that in a written question when you have a chance to look. >> if you would, i -- >> thank you. thank you. >> i call for the first time on i anew member of the committee, senator sass from nebraska. >> mr. chairman, thank you. thank you for having me. before i get started, i would like to enter i...

Military-wide letter disavowing the value of torture as we both know. another question as a matter of law. is fraudulent speech protected by the first amendment? >> fraudulent speech if it amounts to an attempt to obtain a thing of value for the person -- the fraudulent speech is directed -- >> which is an element -- >> it's absolutely fraud and can be prosecuted, and i think we see too much of that. we see these phone calls at night to elderly people. we see mailings go out that seem to me to be awfully far from truth and seducing people to make unwise decisions. >> fraudulent corporate speec...

No input to the case." these represent three of the four cases that you claimed that were among the top ten cases that you personally handled. now, in your 1986 questionnaire, you used phrases like "i prepared and tried the case as sole counsel" and "i was the lead prosecutor on this case" assisted by so-and-so. why didn't you use the same level of detail in your 2016 questionnaire? >> in looking at the this question there, we decided that was an appropriate response, since it was a major historic cases in my office. let me just reply, senator franken, in this fashion. mr. hebert, in 1986, whe...

Without any records and that was my memory at the time. >> i thank you. you answered the question. senator flake now it's 12:59, so at 2:09 we will adjourn for lunch. i'll be back here them at 2:39, and whoever is present will start then, but i hope everybody can be back here at least by 2:45. well, whatever. i got -- [ laughter ] you know what i mean. go ahead. >> thank you. are you saying we're adjourned or i'm going? >> you go ahead. >> great. nice being the last one standing between lunch. >> let's have order for senator flake. >> i just want to say at the outside how much i've enjoyed wor...

So it's not always as simple as schoolhouse rock jingles on saturday morning, but could you at least start by telling us what you think the place for executive orders and executive actions are? >> that's a good question and a good premise that we should think about. people are taught schoolhouse rock is not a bad basic lesson in how the government is supposed to work. legislators pass laws. the congress, the president executes laws as does the entire administration, as passed by congress, or it follows the constitution, and the judicial branch decides, disputes as a neutral umpire an unbiased,...