The chair yield to himself five minutes for questions. First, mr. Wilburn, thank you very much for the service to your country as i thank captain moak as well. I used to be, prior to coming to congress, an officer in the Green Energy Company itself. I dont know about your particular company but its a subject im highly interested in. But, mr. Wilburn, im still a little curious. I understand that you were on a flight, i guess, when you were sending your testimony. But i guess my first question is, was it simply a clerical mistake, or did you change your mind on whether or not t. A. R. P. Regulations in dodd frank played a role in failing to finance the Brazilian Company that sought your product . So is it a clerical error, or did you change your mind about including that in your testimony . No, its not a clerical error. I didnt have exactly all the facts. Youll see the rest of my written statement. I think it speaks to some of those issues surrounding what youre okay. Mr. Wilburn, you he
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