The pardon of Marc Rich was a corrupt act.

The critical question is the national security issue.

Did you talk to President Clinton about the FALN pardon?

Well, that doesn't sound like a passing familiarity to me, but we'll let that stand.

I think it is an obvious conclusion that pressure is coming from the Attorney General.

I cannot imagine why, considering the impressive array of seven witnesses who are here.

One is the right to counsel, Sixth Amendment right to counsel.

I wrote the letter to the Department of Justice vehemently opposed to that.

The magnitude of this challenge requires a comprehensive approach developed working with the Iraqi government, the regional states, the United Nations and other institutions to address the full range of needs.

Widened U.S. sanctions are appropriate.

President Mugabe lost the election last March and has no legitimate claim to power.

everyone can be great, because everyone can serve.

I think it's a good forecaster of the kind of administration that we're about to see.

We have not yet finished the international tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

I strongly support the statements that you've made in regards to ending that genocide, but there are also war crimes that have been committed.

I want the Human Rights Council to succeed.

I wanted to reiterate some points of it, which is the gravest threat that we face, and that's the threat of nuclear terrorism.

Sudan obviously is a place where the atrocities and crimes against humanity are manifest every day.