Well, that's what I worry about. My understanding is that there is yet to be a meeting of the National Security Council. We're four weeks into this new administration. We haven't even had a deputy's meeting of the National Security Council.
Leon Panetta raises concerns about the absence of meetings within the National Security Council in the early weeks of the Trump administration.
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The secretaries of defense feel that there have to be hearings to oversee just exactly what took place and what standard this administration is going to use.
The answer is no, not at all. Not in 100 years. These plans that the Pentagon develops, we -- we develop these plans to deal with every potential crisis that's out there.
I think we have to take this intelligence assessment as a real threat to NATO.
Make no mistake about it, that would be an act of war because it would threaten our national security.
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