CSPAN3 March 25, 2012
point, that he too thought the radar was in clear violation of the treaty. the more we pounded this issue hard, the more he agreed with us, which kind of took the air out of our balloon, i would say. and the more we said we wanted it, the whole radar, several football fields large, removed, he again thwarted us by saying, he too wanted it removed. yet it was big and it was expensive and it was there. and he was foreign minister. and what's a fellow to do? well, what could we do in such a predicament? i guess the only thing the tough-minded, red-blooded american conservatives could po...