"Fiery Altercations and Unruly Exchanges: Inside the Capitol Hill Hearing"

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Senator Markwayne Mullin defended his heated exchange with union boss Sean O'Brien during a Senate committee hearing, stating that in Oklahoma, people are expected to be called out for running their mouths. Mullin read aloud tweets from O'Brien that insulted him, leading to an invitation to fight. Mullin also referenced historical incidents of physical confrontations in politics. Despite O'Brien's attempt to diffuse the situation by suggesting a cup of coffee, Mullin believes he got nervous when confronted.
- Mullin defends fight with O'Brien, talks punching and coffee USA TODAY
- GOP lawmaker reveals backstory after nearly coming to blows with union boss at Senate hearing Fox News
- 'What is that?': Senator's remark after altercation stuns CNN anchor CNN
- Letters on Mullin's fight challenge of Teamster president, cockfighting Oklahoman.com
- Capitol Hill hearing getting heated, amidst other unruly exchanges WQAD News 8
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