First, I want to tell Mr. Strain that his testimony was very moving.
Bob Corker: “First, I want to tell Mr. Strain that his testimony was very moving.”
On the recordJune 29, 2010
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Senator Corker praises Mr. Strain's testimony for its emotional impact.
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