Threat typically is not discussed, and when you have a meeting with DHS, typically, it starts with there are no credible threats to the chemical industry at this time.
Tim Scott: “Threat typically is not discussed, and when you have a meeting with DHS, typically, it starts with there are no credible…”
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Scott highlights the lack of discussion on threats during DHS meetings.
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