A hearing transcript mixes the witness, committee members, questions, answers, and procedural language into one document. Truverai identified the speakers first, excluded the other voices and transcript material, and measured each selected speaker's own words under the same locked evaluation framework.
Three independently scoped evaluations from one record: Chuck Grassley (3,306 words, 70/100), John N. Kennedy (2,377 words, 83/100), and Kash Patel (14,868 words, 75/100). Patel's text exceeded the long-document threshold and was scored in 5 word-weighted sections; the framework, metrics, and configuration were identical throughout.
Truverai evaluates the communication, not the communicator. A score is never a finding of truthfulness, credibility, or perjury.
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