If we can't get these ports dredged, then, obviously, we are putting our manufacturers in the United States at a huge disadvantage to the rest of the world.
Tom Rice: “If we can't get these ports dredged, then, obviously, we are putting our manufacturers in the United States at a huge…”
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Tom Rice discusses the impact of port dredging on U.S. manufacturers' competitiveness.
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