Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks for the hearing and thanks for allowing me to question.
John Kline: “Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks for the hearing and thanks for allowing me to question.”
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John Kline expresses gratitude for the hearing and the opportunity to ask questions.
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