And by the way, back to the Noriega case, because you do ask a good question there. Panama is a terrible precedent. Why do I say that? Because When we went into Panama, the Panamanian Congress had declared war on the United States of America. Right. They had killed a United States Marine and wounded two others. And the Congress had been consultant. The Congress in the Noriega mission had authorized regime change. (43:48–43:56)
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