On the recordDecember 11, 2003
they, not Pentagon auditors, were the first to blow the whistle on the high price the U.S. was paying for Kuwaiti gas.
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transcripts.cnn.comthey, not Pentagon auditors, were the first to blow the whistle on the high price the U.S. was paying for Kuwaiti gas.
Congressional critics, including John Dingell, argue they highlighted the overcharging issue before Pentagon auditors.
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