Do you have any reason to contest the conclusion that there was pricing discrimination in this case in Baltimore City?
Chris Van Hollen: “Do you have any reason to contest the conclusion that there was pricing discrimination in this case in Baltimore City?”
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Van Hollen questions whether there was pricing discrimination in the Wells Fargo case.
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