We take the corruption very seriously, not only as a matter of economics or of moral principle, but as a matter of national security.
Ron Johnson: “We take the corruption very seriously, not only as a matter of economics or of moral principle, but as a matter of…”
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Johnson emphasizes the seriousness of corruption as a national security issue.
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