Well, if I can respond, I have a solution. Let's cut that. Maybe we are not entitled to that.
Trent Lott: “Well, if I can respond, I have a solution. Let's cut that. Maybe we are not entitled to that.”
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Proposing a solution during a discussion on budgetary issues.
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