I would not want to unduly burden the American public, and I would be committed to ensuring that the questions that are asked have to be asked and there is a right purpose to them.
James R. Thompson: “I would not want to unduly burden the American public, and I would be committed to ensuring that the questions that are…”
On the recordJuly 8, 2013
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Thompson commits to minimizing the burden of intrusive questions.
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