fifth amendment, refusing to testify before congress. but she did give that statement, that opening statement proclaiming her innocence, provoking some anger and raising all kinds of questions. today's resolution states that lerner forfeited her right to remain silent by making that opening statement. a big question about what happens next. our chief congressional correspondent, mike emanuel, is live an capitol hill. mike, what has been the case for bringing lois lerner pack, and should we expect her to come back to the hill? >> reporter: that's a great question. the vote was 22-17, but the house oversight committee has found that lois lerner waifed her -- waived her right by making that opening statement. a former federal prosecutor found she made nine separate assertions in her opening statement. here's a sample. >> i have done nothing wrong. i have broken no laws. i have provided no false information to congress. i have violated no irs rules. i have violated irs