We still have a woefully deficient number of people in our national security agencies who can speak the languages of the regions of the world from which our greatest threats are coming.
Bob Graham: “We still have a woefully deficient number of people in our national security agencies who can speak the languages of the…”
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Emphasizing the need for language skills in national security agencies.
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if we continue at the same pace, it is more likely than not that a WMD attack will occur somewhere in the world by the end of 2013, and that attack will be biological rather than nuclear.
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Tell me one thing more important than defending America against weapons of mass destruction.