I believe it is our job to go to our caucuses and tell them because we are the only ones that hear this testimony from Indian Country about our Native people.
Al Franken: “I believe it is our job to go to our caucuses and tell them because we are the only ones that hear this testimony from…”
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Franken emphasizes the responsibility of senators to communicate Native issues to their caucuses.
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