I sat quietly while the Senator engaged in a friendly diatribe, and now I want to refute it a little bit.
William Helms: “I sat quietly while the Senator engaged in a friendly diatribe, and now I want to refute it a little bit.”
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Senator Helms is responding to comments made by another senator.
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