Sometimes we overlook the fact that we have men and women, dedicated men and women in the intelligence community in the United States of America, who are working literally 7 days a week, night and day, to make sure our national security remains nationally secure. I think that is something that sometimes gets overlooked and sometimes gets misinterpreted in our sensationalized and instantanealized media. I think every American should be proud of the folks in the intelligence community and the work they do, and should be thankful for them, as we are.
Porter Goss: “Sometimes we overlook the fact that we have men and women, dedicated men and women in the intelligence community in the…”
On the recordNovember 7, 1997
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Highlighting the dedication of the intelligence community during a discussion on national security.
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