Sen. John Warner (R-VA) says that intelligence reforms require greater global and domestic collaboration at the Senate Armed Services Committee meeting on global threats to U.S. security.

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Sen. John Warner (R-VA) says that intelligence reforms require greater global and domestic collaboration at the Senate Armed Services Committee meeting on global threats to U.S. security.

 
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February 27, 2007
« Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice announces why the FY2007 supplemental request of war funding in Iraq is so crucial to further improvement on the Iraqi government, in a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing.
Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI) explains that the conflict in Iraq is consuming a large share of America’s intelligence capabilities at the Senate Armed Services Committee meeting on global threats to U.S. security. »
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