The way that this renewal has been framed, where this kind of $700 million of undivided money that is not really dedicated to nuclear, there is no apology, is, I think, perceived as a lack of respect for what they have had to go through.
Grijalva discusses perceived disrespect in U.S. funding related to nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands.
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