REP. JOHN MICA/ON FOX AND FRIENDS

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REP. JOHN MICA/ON FOX AND FRIENDS
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Recorded: Tue 24 Apr 2012, 12:45 GMT
Released: Tue 24 Apr 2012, 14:23 GMT

Subject(s):
- politics > parliament

Location: United States (USA), UNITED STATES (USA)

United States (USA), UNITED STATES (USA), Tue 24 Apr 2012, 12:45 GMT

A NEW REPORT OUT THIS MORNING (4/24)...SHOWS A POSSIBLE WHITE HOUSE LINK TO THE COLOMBIAN PROSTITUTION SCANDAL...
POSSIBLY INVOLVING TWELVE MEMBERS OF THE SECRET SERVICE AND MEMBERS OF THE U-S MILITARY...
REPORTS SAY THE PERSON UNDER INVESTIGATION IS AN EMPLOYEE OF THE WHITE HOUSE COMMUNICATIONS AGENCY.
FLORIDA CONGRESSMAN JOHN MICA (R-FL) SPEAKS ON FOX AND FRIENDS ABOUT THESE ALLEGATIONS...
AS WELL AS THE G-S-A SCANDAL.
MICA says: "Well, right now, we have investigative staff. I also serve, also, on Government Reform and oversight the Chief Investigative Committee of Congress and...we're sorta...jumping from scandal to scandal.
G-S-A last week, this week the White House possible involvement in some of the prostitution activities and that would be very unfortunate, escpecially if it's someone at that high level and, also, it may be where the President was located and that's also troubling and that's the Hilton Hotel down there."
MICA says: "Well, the White House also sat for almost a year on the G-S-A information they were briefed on. They're not exactly...you know...ready to tell all. They've been embarrased by both G-S-A and now by this scandal. So, our job is to investigate it. If someone did wrong there, too and was close to the President and part of the communications team. It's totally improper. We've now had the military involved, unfortunately. We've had Secret Service, which is, you know, some of our highest professionals in the land."
SIX AGENTS...ASSOCIATED WITH THE ACCUSATIONS...HAVE BEEN PLACED ON LEAVE...
WHILE ONE HAS BEEN CLEARED OF SERIOUS MISCONDUCT.

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