I want to thank him and all the others who worked for a strong national defense in this emergency supplemental. It is very, very critical. I would simply ask him to talk a little bit about the fact that the North Koreans now have an ICBM capability.
Andrew P. Hunter: “I want to thank him and all the others who worked for a strong national defense in this emergency supplemental. It is…”
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Discussing national defense and North Korea's ICBM capability during a House floor speech.
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