On the recordApril 3, 2019
And if it was up to the Armed Services Committee we wouldn't have the problem. It is a matter of those who aren't in this room who need to hear it.
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congress.govDonald Norcross: “And if it was up to the Armed Services Committee we wouldn't have the problem. It is a matter of those who aren't in…”
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Norcross emphasizes the need for broader awareness of issues beyond the committee.
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