So part of the problem is not that there has not been enough effort, it is not that there are not enough people at the table, but that developing the intelligence takes time.
Jeb Hensarling: “So part of the problem is not that there has not been enough effort, it is not that there are not enough people at the…”
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Hensarling discusses the challenges in developing intelligence.
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