On the recordJune 20, 2010
They showed no concern in the beginning. They were dragged to the table to put up the $20 billion to compensate the families who are going to be harmed.
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transcripts.cnn.comThey showed no concern in the beginning. They were dragged to the table to put up the $20 billion to compensate the families who are going to be harmed.
Markey reflects on BP's initial lack of concern and their eventual financial commitment to victims.
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