On the recordDecember 11, 2003
they, not Pentagon auditors, were the first to blow the whistle on the high price the U.S. was paying for Kuwaiti gas.
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Congressional critics, including Henry Waxman, argue they highlighted the overcharging issue before Pentagon auditors.
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