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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) last month let it slip that the committeeaimed to sink Clinton’s poll numbers. His gaffe reverberated across Capitol Hill and was amajor factor in McCarthy’s abrupt decision to drop out of the race to replace outgoing House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).
McCarthy later walked back his comments, claiming he misspoke.
But on Wednesday, Hanna suggested that McCarthy was being truthful.
“Sometimes the biggest sin you can commit in D.C. is to tell the truth,” Hanna said.
Clinton, who has repeatedly said she is cooperating with the committee’s investigation, is set to testify next week.