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House / Holder Contempt / Mica Interview #1025952

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Jun 28, 2012
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(Studio: John King) The House vote to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt for withholding documents pertaining to the botched fast and furious gunrunning program across the border in Mexico reported; scenes shown of House Democrats walking out. [HOLDER - calls the vote a grave disservice to the people.]

(Studio: John King) Live interview held with Representative John Mica about the fast and furious program, the "Fortune" article on the program and Holder. [MICA - says the Justice Department lied and we want the documents to hold people accountable for this botched scheme; cites the oversight responsibility; calls for Holder to step down immediately for disgracing the agency; criticizes the administration's plan to halt the violence in Mexico by keeping weapons from the country where there is corruption all over; states it is a sad day, but the A.G. did not reply to lawful subpoenas.]

Reporter(s):
King, John
Duration:
00:09:10

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