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57:24Now PlayingWhen questioned by congressional committees on sensitive issues like the ATF "gunwalking" scandal or the surveillance of Fox News' reporter James Rosen, Attorney General Eric Holder either claimed ignorance or denied specific knowledge. When it was later revealed that he had personally signed off on the Rosen investigation, calls were heard across the political spectrum for his resignation. Holder became the first attorney general in history to be held in contempt by the House of Representatives over a reckless operation that killed a border patrol agent and numerous Mexican citizens. Yet, he remains in his job.
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