Representative Chris Smith (R.-NJ) discusses the appointment of a special envoy to Sudan at a press conference (0:33)
Smith says there is an urgent need for a special envoy to Sudan and notes that while the Bush administration has been reluctant to appoint special envoys in the past, he believe that tendency has dissipated.
August 1, 2006
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