The following is an excerpt from Louis J. Freeh's recent Congressional testimony:
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May 16, 2001, Wednesday
HEARING OF THE COMMERCE, JUSTICE, STATE AND JUDICIARY SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
FISCAL YEAR 2002 APPROPRIATIONS FOR FBI AND DEA
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REP. KENNEDY: ... Do you believe that FBI agents should be subject to polygraph tests?
MR. FREEH: Yes, sir. They all are.
REP. KENNEDY: Who is subject to the polygraph? All of them?
MR. FREEH: Every new employee in the FBI, since 1994.
REP. KENNEDY: Have you been polygraphed since you've been FBI director?
MR. FREEH: No.
REP. KENNEDY: Do you plan to submit to a polygraph test before you resign?
MR. FREEH: One is scheduled.
REP. KENNEDY: Okay. Thank you. I'll yield back the balance of my time.
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Note that there are two Kennedys in the House of Representatives. The one who questioned Director Freeh is Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy (http://www.house.gov/patrickkennedy/), (D-RI).