This has been seen as the United States having to wage the so-called war against terror when, in fact, the entire world is subject to this kind of terrorism, that we're all on the front lines.
William Cohen: “This has been seen as the United States having to wage the so-called war against terror when, in fact, the entire world…”
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Cohen emphasizes that terrorism is a global issue and not just a U.S. problem.
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