Senate Proceeding 07-22-09 on Jul 22nd, 2009 :: 1:56:30 to 1:58:20
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1:56:27 to 1:56:47( Edit History Discussion )

John Kerry: becombecome --brownback-bayh amendment and with that, i reserve the floor and yield the back of my mr. kerry: i yield myself such time as i will use. the senator from kansas just cited the congressional research service report.

1:56:30 to 1:58:20( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: John Kerry

1:56:48 to 1:57:09( Edit History Discussion )

John Kerry: in his statement about hezbollah. i am reading from the memorandum from the president of the united states is the presidential report certification when he lifted the designation of north korea and he wrote from the president, "our review of intelligence community assessments

1:57:10 to 1:57:31( Edit History Discussion )

John Kerry: there is no credible or sustained reporting at this time that including as cited in recent reports by the congressional research service, that the dprk has

1:57:32 to 1:57:52( Edit History Discussion )

John Kerry: for hezbollah, a.t.m. i tamil tigers and if we should obtain evidence of international terrorism in the futurehe secretary could again designate the dprk as a state sponsor of we have in the received that evidence. we s contrary to what the senator just said, this does not delay

1:57:53 to 1:58:13( Edit History Discussion )

John Kerry: the report, it says "not later than 30 days after the passage." the report can come next week. the report can come in answer to the senator's we with a so let's be accurate in this designation. the president of the united states said there is no evidence. and there is newspaper to this date. our report asks for whether or

1:58:14 to 1:58:21( Edit History Discussion )

John Kerry: not any currently exists and that's the way the united states senate ought to behave with respect to serious matters like this.