On Friday, acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker faced the House Judiciary committee about whether he compromised Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation by discussing it with President Donald Trump.
When Hank Johnson (D-GA) asked Whitaker why he had not recused himself, as Jeff Sessions had, Whitaker appeared to dissemble.
That's when Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) cut in, scolding Whitaker to abstain from stalling and answer directly.
"It's getting tiresome to hear you stall, " Nadler said.
"The answer should be yes or no or some other date or I don't remember. We don't need a speech."
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