On the recordDecember 6, 2004
This means it's a very bittersweet victory for House speaker Dennis Hastert, who threw some of his own political capital behind this bill.
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transcripts.cnn.comThis means it's a very bittersweet victory for House speaker Dennis Hastert, who threw some of his own political capital behind this bill.
Joe Johns discusses the implications of the bill reforming the intelligence community passing in the House.
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When the rest of the world stepped forward and challenged the Soviet Union. And I think because of that, there are people who walk in freedom today.
Don't think about me. Don't turn your fire against me. Focus on the Democrats because remember, they're trying to take us down here.
(UNINTELLIGIBLE) is that, you know, we knew that there were Khobar Towers, and we knew there was a World Trade Tower, and we knew about Osama bin Laden, and we knew about all these happenings around the world.