Therefore, it's conceivable that, if we had people who were skilled in antiterrorism on the ground, we would be able to--hopefully, with good intelligence--ferret out those who might be contemplating another attack upon us.
Dick Lugar: “Therefore, it's conceivable that, if we had people who were skilled in antiterrorism on the ground, we would be able…”
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Lugar discusses the importance of skilled personnel in preventing future attacks.
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