Every time one of these take place, the other countries have to say is the information we're giving to the United States going to be protected?
William Cohen: “Every time one of these take place, the other countries have to say is the information we're giving to the United States…”
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Cohen highlights the impact of the former president's actions on international intelligence sharing.
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Democracy in that sense, worked with the people, spoke out and said, no. You'll work with a system democracy, it can be messy but dictatorships are a menace.
I think every veteran who sees that or reads that, or to keep that in mind this coming next year and say, never vote for a president of the United States who has such contempt and such disrespect for the courage and the valor of the people…
The Korean people have said we like freedom. We like democracy. We don't want anyone to take that away from us.
We're watching the slow, or I'd say even rapid dissolution of democracy under his hands. He is doing it day after day.





