I think you can appreciate the complexities this enters into our relations with governments where the Muslim Brotherhood has matriculated to become participants, and in those elements they have done so by renouncing violence and terrorism.
Discussing the complexities of U.S. relations with governments involving the Muslim Brotherhood.
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