How are we able to allow the DOT to continue to have a stricter protocol than in the building where you are now sitting?
James Oberstar: “How are we able to allow the DOT to continue to have a stricter protocol than in the building where you are now sitting?”
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Oberstar questions the stricter security measures at the DOT compared to other federal buildings.
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