The President of Ford Motors, for example, when he heard that Congress was going to question him, at first was unwilling to testify personally. I think he heard an almost national outcry over that insolence and disregard of the people of this country, insolence and arrogance that kept him from realizing how concerned Americans were. Fortunately, he changed his mind and found the time. I suspect the appropriate congressional committees would have gotten a subpoena, and the result would have been the same. He would have testified.
Every corporation has a right to sell their products.
Every corporation has a right to make a decent profit. They ought to be able to do that. The law should be very clear that they have to make it known. If they manufacture a product in this country to sell both here and abroad, if there are problems in the other country and the product is defective, they should notify this country of that fact. They will lose some business in the short term.