And you know my view, talking with the President was--if I brought it to the point where we had evidence that they are developing an atomic weapon, I think the President is serious that he is not going to allow that to happen.
Panetta discusses the President's commitment to preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
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Well, it certainly is concerning. You know, having been to the Munich conference a number of times, usually when a vice president or president goes to the Munich conference, he discusses the importance of security between the United States…
It’s poor planning to wind up with your stockpiles of key weapons being depleted.
It is inexcusable not to do the proper planning that has to be done in order to make sure that their deployment is not overextended, that they’re getting the supplies they need, that they’re getting the support they need.
The facts have to be presented to the American people, and it's the American people who will judge what is right or wrong.
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