I cannot say enough: I support what you want 105 percent. You have made a case so clear that I cannot imagine that people would in any way want to stop these steelworkers from getting what they are entitled to--what I believe they are entitled to. They went to work for these companies in good faith. I think they should get what they deserve.
Harry Reid: “I cannot say enough: I support what you want 105 percent. You have made a case so clear that I cannot imagine that…”
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Expressing support for steelworkers during a debate on their rights.
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