I don't want to continue to subscribe to this Russian engine any longer than we have to, but I think it is shortsighted for us to just say, as some in the authorizing committee have said, 'We're cutting them off cold turkey. We're finished with them.'
Cochran discusses the importance of a transition to American-made engines instead of abrupt cuts.
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