On the recordJune 3, 2009
Now, the reason I make that point is that they polled a series of Nobel laureates and said, if you were going to put money anywhere in the world to improve the status of humanity, what would you do?
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Brownback references a poll of Nobel laureates on effective humanitarian investments.
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