00:00Do you know for certain that the uranium was removed from the facility before the B-2 struck?
00:04So I'm not aware of any intelligence that I've reviewed that says things were not where they were supposed to be, moved or otherwise.
00:11And Mr. Chairman, a question for you.
00:14Have you been pressured to change your assessment or give a more rosy intelligence assessment to us by any political factors,
00:23whether it's the president or the secretary?
00:24And if you were, would you do that?
00:27Yeah, well, that one's easy.
00:28No, no, I have not.
00:30And no, I would not.
00:32My job as the chairman is to offer a range of options to the president and the national command authority to deliver the risks associated with each of those
00:43and then take the orders of the national command authority and go execute them.
00:50I've never been pressured by the president or the secretary to do anything other than tell them exactly what I'm thinking.
