Eliot Engel actually said...

If we insist on a no enrichment requirement, there are two consequences: We don't have good visibility into a country's nuclear program and our nuclear companies lose market share and become less viable commercially.

Context

Engel discusses the implications of a no enrichment policy on U.S. nuclear visibility and market viability.

07/09/2014

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