If there was ever something to happen at our port, it would not only cripple the regional economy, the national economy, it would cripple the global economy.
Janice Hahn: “If there was ever something to happen at our port, it would not only cripple the regional economy, the national economy…”
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Hahn warns about the potential economic impact of threats to port security.
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