At some point, this ceases to be a case of Treasury being slow to respond, and it looks more like actively abetting the coverup of corruption and illegal activity.
Ron Wyden: “At some point, this ceases to be a case of Treasury being slow to respond, and it looks more like actively abetting the…”
On the recordJuly 25, 2018
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Wyden criticizes the Treasury's lack of response as potentially aiding corruption.
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