Thank you, Mr. Kammerer. I appreciate your testimony, and I guess you have been drinking from a fire hose the last few weeks as you get your arms around this.
Bill Flores: “Thank you, Mr. Kammerer. I appreciate your testimony, and I guess you have been drinking from a fire hose the last few…”
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Flores acknowledges Kammerer's challenges in managing the program.
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