On the recordJanuary 27, 2020
If Boeing can waive a nondisclosure, you would think the President of the United States would find it in the public's interest to do the same, but apparently not.
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congress.govIf Boeing can waive a nondisclosure, you would think the President of the United States would find it in the public's interest to do the same, but apparently not.
Titus criticizes the President for not waiving nondisclosure agreements like Boeing did.
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