Mr. Markey. I see. Mr. Chairman, Mr. Feinberg is from Brockton, Massachusetts, the home of Rocky Marciano, and while he doesn't shy away from a fight, Mr. Feinberg, he actually tries his best to find a peaceful resolution for every one of the issues that he has been confronted with not just here, but in the 9/11 Fund and all of the other very difficult situations that he has been tasked with trying to resolve over the course of his career.
Ed Markey: “Mr. Markey. I see. Mr. Chairman, Mr. Feinberg is from Brockton, Massachusetts, the home of Rocky Marciano, and while he…”
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Markey praises Feinberg's efforts for peaceful resolutions in difficult situations.
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