If we don't extend it for at least a few weeks while we continue to try to work on our differences, the consequences could be severe.
Tom Cotton: “If we don't extend it for at least a few weeks while we continue to try to work on our differences, the consequences…”
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On the urgency of extending the surveillance program.
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