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Andreone: The NDAA passed with Section 219. This streamlines the process of sort of merging U.S. and Israeli military defense technology. I wonder what your thoughts are on that and whether that’s a good thing for the U.S.? Cruz: The question you ask is not an honest description of... show more

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