It is just important to know that we purchased the nuclear warhead material from the Soviet Union, thank God we did, 500 metric tons.
Ed Markey: “It is just important to know that we purchased the nuclear warhead material from the Soviet Union, thank God we did, 500…”
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Markey emphasizes the significance of acquiring nuclear material for electricity generation.
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