Wolf Blitzer Worries Stopping Killing Kids Would Hurt Profits
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8:19Now PlayingWolf Blitzer, interviewing Rand Paul about the US-backed Saudi Arabia bombing of Yemen, worried that if we stopped selling arms to Saudi Arabia, defense contractors' profits would suffer.
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