I would just say that we could have gone that route. We could have gone into Belgrade. We could have done that as other people have done and as people are doing right now. Jesse Jackson, I understand, is over there right now without the support of this government. We did not do that. We chose the constructive route. We will continue that route. I just want to say in closing, I want to thank my friend and colleague for his effort, because he has received criticism on his side as I have on mine. In the end we know we are doing the right thing.
W. Weldon: “I would just say that we could have gone that route. We could have gone into Belgrade. We could have done that as other…”
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Discussing diplomatic efforts and criticism related to U.S. actions in the Balkans.
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