On the recordOctober 31, 1979
However, unless we have something that the Soviets are concerned about and with which we can bargain, we never will get any concessions out of them.
However, unless we have something that the Soviets are concerned about and with which we can bargain, we never will get any concessions out of them.
Discussing weapons development and arms negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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