So Pearl Harbor happened. The Japanese attacked the United States. We are effectively in war even without a declaration by Congress, aren't we?
Joe Morelle: “So Pearl Harbor happened. The Japanese attacked the United States. We are effectively in war even without a declaration…”
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Morelle emphasizes that war can exist without a formal declaration, citing Pearl Harbor.
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