I think we have seen over 50 years of a non-engagement policy with Cuba. That hasn't changed one thing.
Bill Lee: “I think we have seen over 50 years of a non-engagement policy with Cuba. That hasn't changed one thing.”
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Lee argues for normal relations with Cuba after decades of non-engagement.
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