Frankly, you ought to know what it is. And we ought to argue. We ought to raise the fear of God that if you are going to aid and abet violations of American law, you are not going to be allowed to operate in America.
Carl Levin: “Frankly, you ought to know what it is. And we ought to argue. We ought to raise the fear of God that if you are going to…”
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Levin emphasizes the consequences of aiding law violations by banks.
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