US Army counsel Joseph Welch questions Sen. Joseph McCarthy's sense of decency at 1954 Army-McCarthy hearings in Washing

The transcript covers a discussion led by Mr. Welch, focusing on themes of decency, personal privilege, and filibustering. Mr. Welch is accused of filibustering to remove individuals associated with communism. The dialogue highlights the tension between personal privilege and public duty, as well as the broader implications of political actions.

What does the speaker question about Mr. Welch?

• His loyalty

• His honesty

• His decency

• His intelligence

Who does the speaker wish to address after Mr. Welch?

• The senator

• The journalist

• The audience

• The president

What is Mr. Welch accused of doing during the hearing?

• Interrupting

• Cheating

• Filibustering

• Lying

What is Mr. Welch's goal according to the speaker?

• To gain power

• To win an election

• To remove communism

• To make peace

What does the speaker imply about the impact of Mr. Welch's actions?

• They are unnoticed

• They are neutral

• They are harmful

• They are beneficial