Kelly Ayotte actually said...

"I think that's particularly important, given that North Korea relies on China essentially for its economic existence almost."

"Wouldn't it be--as I understand it, in fact, China is North Korea's biggest trading partner, their main source of food, arms to some extent, and fuel."

"At some point we're going to have to go forward with our regular testing, though, because this isn't something that we just planned for this."

"So obviously, not having gone forward, this administration, with what the prior administration had planned, in 2009 has delayed some capacity that we now believe we need; is that right?"