Foreign banks can either do business that benefits North Korea or they can do business with the United States. They cannot do both.
Andy Barr: “Foreign banks can either do business that benefits North Korea or they can do business with the United States. They…”
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Barr emphasizes the choice foreign banks face regarding business with North Korea or the U.S.
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