Now, you define unprecedented, which is somewhat pejorative, so what do you base upon--it is unprecedented, right, in the sense that before, we have had to wait for somebody to send it to us----
Bill Cassidy: “Now, you define unprecedented, which is somewhat pejorative, so what do you base upon--it is unprecedented, right, in…”
On the recordJune 28, 2016
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Cassidy questions the definition of 'unprecedented' in the context of access to records.
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