On the recordMarch 4, 2014
We will look at the culture, as you pointed out, and make the changes and mete out whatever punishment's necessary, and then move forward.
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congress.govWe will look at the culture, as you pointed out, and make the changes and mete out whatever punishment's necessary, and then move forward.
Udall emphasizes the need for cultural changes and accountability in the program.
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