If you were Secretary of State and you were working to enforce U.S. sanctions and another CEO had a subsidiary set up and utilized to bypass American sanctions, would you call up that CEO or weigh in and say this is not a good idea, this undermines U.S. efforts to take on a serious terrorist threat or other malfeasance by some country in the world?
Jeff Merkley: “If you were Secretary of State and you were working to enforce U.S. sanctions and another CEO had a subsidiary set up…”
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Merkley questions Tillerson about enforcing U.S. sanctions against companies bypassing them.
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