On the recordJune 29, 2010
Yes, it did. We were shocked that they would even bring it up in like the first meeting and then in the second meeting we had with them.
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Bart Stupak
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transcripts.cnn.comBart Stupak: “Yes, it did. We were shocked that they would even bring it up in like the first meeting and then in the second meeting…”
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Bart Stupak expresses his surprise at BP's intention to shut down the ombudsman's office during early meetings.
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