The first one is the public education, because to me this is the first step in prevention, and it is so hard to do.
Catherine Cortez Masto: “The first one is the public education, because to me this is the first step in prevention, and it is so hard to do.”
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Cortez Masto emphasizes the importance of public education in preventing scams.
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