Twenty-two nations under this legislation are eligible for debt relief. Not one of them is a dictatorship. Let me repeat that. Twenty-two nations are eligible for relief under this legislation. Not a one of them is a dictatorship. Number two. Yes, we loaned much of this money, most of this money, to dictatorships. We never should have done it. We have loaned it to these monsters, and they did take it and they put it in Swiss bank accounts and that is where it went.
Spencer Bachus: “Twenty-two nations under this legislation are eligible for debt relief. Not one of them is a dictatorship. Let me repeat…”
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Discussing debt relief legislation and its implications for eligible nations.
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