That is what I thought I heard you say. And I suspect you are considering whether or not doing it would have an adverse effect of causing Iran to get enriched by that action, therefore totally disregarding the effect on it and making it useless, in effect.
John Tierney: “That is what I thought I heard you say. And I suspect you are considering whether or not doing it would have an adverse…”
On the recordNovember 14, 2011
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Tierney questions the potential negative impact of actions on Iran's enrichment.
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