Well, it's pretty serious, Anderson. As you pointed out, just the threat of the North Koreans over the years, but especially in recent times when they're firing off more and more missiles and getting greater and greater range of those missiles.
William Cohen discusses the seriousness of political instability in South Korea amid North Korea's missile tests.
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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.
What this senator is doing is he is imposing his will to prevent the leaders from progressing, meaning he's weakening our readiness.
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…
I think he will do what he says. He has no respect for the rule of law. He does not believe the law applies to him in anything he might do.
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