Even in Washington, $4 billion is still real money, and I suspect for your viewers at home, Anderson, it's the principle of the thing.
Evan Bayh: “Even in Washington, $4 billion is still real money, and I suspect for your viewers at home, Anderson, it's the principle…”
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Senator Bayh highlights the significance of $4 billion in the context of the national deficit.
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