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said in scolding Self, “Mr. Chairman, you are out of order. Mr. Chairman, have you no decency?” Self responded by abruptly adjourning the hearing. In an interview with Daily Wire, Self ...

“Mr. Chairman, have you no decency? I mean, I’ve come to know you a little bit. But this is not decent.” Self attempted to continue the hearing as Keating went on to say that the hearing wou ...

Hearing that, Keating stated, "Mr. Chairman you are out of order. Mr. Chairman, have you no decency?" Not just that, Keating also told Self that session would not continue unless "you introduce a ...

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“Mr. Chairman, you are out of order. Mr. Chairman, have you no decency?” Keating said. “We will continue this hearing,” Self responded, attempting to move the committee hearing along.

“Mr Chairman, you are out of order. Mr Chairman, have you no decency? I mean, I have come to know you a little bit, but this is not decent.” Self attempted to move on, saying, “We will ...

But Keating wasn't in the mood for tolerance. "You are out of order, Mr. Chairman, have you no decency?" he hollered at Self, who immediately adjourned the hearing and scurried off. That's an echo ...

But the subcommittee’s top Democrat, Rep. William Keating, called Self “out of order,” asking, “Have you no decency?” Keating insisted that Self “introduce a duly elected ...