When you are able to go after the criminals, what is the return on investment for every dollar that you are given to go after the criminals?
Claire McCaskill: “When you are able to go after the criminals, what is the return on investment for every dollar that you are given to go…”
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McCaskill questions the return on investment for pursuing tax-related crimes.
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