That is what I say, at least one meeting now. Perhaps there may be more. My point is that there are so many accusations with respect to why, how, when, should we, et cetera, having to do with Iraq that you simply cannot continue to assassinate the personalities or the characters of the various individuals that we have been citing and at some point not say, look, somebody's either telling the truth or not, and let's put it to the test.
Neil Abercrombie: “That is what I say, at least one meeting now. Perhaps there may be more. My point is that there are so many accusations…”
On the recordMarch 23, 2004
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Addressing accusations related to the situation in Iraq.
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