But that is like saying that the people that are a victim of counterfeit isn't going to be prosecuted as counterfeiters when the fact is they're losing value down the line.
Brian Bilbray: “But that is like saying that the people that are a victim of counterfeit isn't going to be prosecuted as counterfeiters…”
On the recordJuly 10, 2012
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Bilbray compares victims of counterfeiting to those affected by regulatory processes.
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