I don't think the United States has anything to apologize for in terms of what we have tried to do for the people of Vietnam.
Dana Rohrabacher: “I don't think the United States has anything to apologize for in terms of what we have tried to do for the people of…”
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Rohrabacher defends U.S. actions in Vietnam, emphasizing the sacrifices made.
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We need to now show in the age that we are in exactly how this is going to have an impact--positive impact on the United States because we are borrowing that money from our grandchildren.
Well, thank you, Mr. Meeks. I have a few questions of my own. But let me note that we are spending $833 billion more this year than we are taking in.
I mean, Ukraine, we've spent $1 billion in Ukraine, I guess, in the last couple years and everybody acknowledges the level of corruption there is just dramatic.
I understand you're not making a profit on this project now, and I think that is a factor that is going to try to influence people to try to make the right decisions.





