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The Alleged Whistleblowers Should Be Compelled to Testify in Person and Not Be Permitted to Answer in Writing Under Any Circumstances

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The Alleged Whistleblowers Should Be Compelled to Testify in Person and Not Be Permitted to Answer in Writing Under Any Circumstances
The Capitol building in Washington on Aug. 29, 2018. Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times
Elad Hakim
Elad Hakim
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The first whistleblower who started the entire Ukraine impeachment craze is willing to answer questions in writing, rather than in-person, according to his or her lawyer, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Elad Hakim
Elad Hakim
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Mr. Hakim is a political commentator and writer who is fluent in both English and Hebrew. His articles have been published in The Federalist, The Western Journal, American Thinker, World Net Daily, Sun-Sentinel, The Epoch Times and other online publications.
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