Well, David, you know, was very elated, but he still is cautious that there be no additional appeals or glitches.
Chris Smith: “Well, David, you know, was very elated, but he still is cautious that there be no additional appeals or glitches.”
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Congressman Smith discusses David Goldman's cautious optimism regarding the ruling from Brazil's Supreme Court.
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