I would think most members up here would agree that the top priority is closing the gap and not seeding the companies
Frank Wolf: “I would think most members up here would agree that the top priority is closing the gap and not seeding the companies”
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Wolf asserts that prioritizing American capabilities is essential over supporting commercial companies.
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He should have the time. And when he goes there, he should not only go to Lagos and Abuja, but he should go to the Middle Belt and the northwest and travel.
Yes, and I reference that earlier in my testimony. It mentioned that, and I agree with Robbie George.
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