The administration, I think we are now learning, selectively picked that intelligence which supported its point of view.
Jane Harman: “The administration, I think we are now learning, selectively picked that intelligence which supported its point of view.”
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Jane Harman discusses the administration's handling of intelligence regarding Iraq's weapons.
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But imposing sanctions and continuing to impose them on Iran's malign behavior in the region, which is permissible, is the right way to go.
I think Congress has to enact an authorization to use military force for the region, which would identify the trade-offs and how to create a strategy for United States leadership that puts maximum pressure not just on Iran.
If you're Kim Jong-un and you're watching this and thinking oh, here was an international agreement led by the United States in which they promised to give up their nuclear program in exchange for certain things.
I think that if President Trump can reach a strong deal with the North Koreans he will deserve enormous credit.





