I welcome the Panel's review and scrutiny of the military justice system, and I am open to all improvements.
I have not made a recommendation to the President that we should militarily intervene.
I think it is pretty clear, as we are consolidating our bases and handing over responsibilities.
What produces terrorists? What produces instability? What produces uncertainty around the world?
We will have to share it with Congress because, as I said in my opening statement, Congress is a partner here.
The world is a different kind of world today, as everyone on this committee knows. You all travel. You go everywhere. We have new threats.
If we could get that, as we have said this morning... it would give us, Senator, the time, the flexibility, to do what we need to do.
It is clear to the leadership in Afghanistan and the people that we are not there to occupy.
I deeply regret these aforementioned effects of my decision.
Missile defense is an essential component of securing this country, the interests of this country.
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