I have listened to some of my more senior colleagues in open committee discuss what we are seeing in Yemen right now and our participation in many ways with the Saudis in what has been--I should not say our participation--what the Saudis are doing in indiscriminate bombing in many ways and creating a more unstable environment for future acts of terrorism or future recruits for terrorist organizations.
Coons highlights the consequences of U.S. involvement in Yemen on terrorism.
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