I have to ask you why you are allowing--both you, Mr. Requa, and Mr. Anosike--why you are allowing short-term borrowing instead of going back and saying: Look, we've been on this for a year.
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “I have to ask you why you are allowing--both you, Mr. Requa, and Mr. Anosike--why you are allowing short-term borrowing…”
On the recordJuly 20, 2015
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Norton questions the decision to allow short-term borrowing despite compliance.
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