On the recordMay 14, 1980
The Soviet challenge we and our friends in the world face today is a new one. But I am convinced that we can meet this challenge if we perceive the situation clearly and we begin to respond now.
The Soviet challenge we and our friends in the world face today is a new one. But I am convinced that we can meet this challenge if we perceive the situation clearly and we begin to respond now.
Speaking on the Soviet challenge and the U.S. response.
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