The risk tolerance in State is fundamentally different than the risk tolerance we have in the Department of Defense, and I think that is a mistake.
Chris Murphy: “The risk tolerance in State is fundamentally different than the risk tolerance we have in the Department of Defense, and…”
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Murphy highlights the disparity in risk tolerance between State and Defense departments.
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