To me, it still appears that we have only set back the Iranian nuclear program by a handful of months.

The president was deliberately misleading the public when he said the program was obliterated.

[Iran's] alternative is to look at North Korea, which developed a bomb in secret.

I walk away from that briefing still under the belief that we have not obliterated the program.

My worry is not that there's going to be a military attack on our naval assets in Bahrain or on our airfield in Qatar. My worry is that the Iranians....are going to do exactly what North Korea does.

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Certainly, this mission was successful insofar as it extensively destroyed and perhaps severely damaged.

First, this committee and Congress have never accepted that kind of assertion as a basis to evade questioning.

You cannot bomb knowledge out of existence — no matter how many scientists you kill.

The point is, we don't know. Anybody who says we know with certainty is making it up.

If you were an Iranian regime member...you would take the really critical stuff and you would move it away from you knew was going to be targeted.

I think 'obliterated' is much too strong.

To me, it still appears that we have only set back the Iranian nuclear program by a handful of months.

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There's a reason the Constitution requires the president to seek congressional approval before initiating war.

I think the only way to really make it work is if you have buy-in from the local communities. And I think the vast majority of those communities want to do the right thing.