I certainly don't believe that we need to put American national security in the backseat but I don't believe that we should put American firms at a competitive disadvantage around the world.
Trey Hollingsworth: “I certainly don't believe that we need to put American national security in the backseat but I don't believe that we…”
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Hollingsworth warns against compromising national security while ensuring American firms remain competitive.
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