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War on Terror Conversations: John McCain
January 8, 2008 12:46 AM
SIMON: This is Roger Simon for Pajamas Media, and I¡¯m here with Claudia Rosett, with Senator John McCain, running, as everyone knows, for president. He¡¯s here for our War on Terror conversation. Welcome, Senator McCain.
MCCAIN: Thank you, Roger. Good to be with you. Claudia, thank you.
SIMON: All right. You know, we don¡¯t want to brag here, you know, but we¡¯ve been reading Foreign Affairs, which I know is pretty high toned. We read your essay ¡°An Enduring Peace Built on Freedom,¡± which we quite enjoyed. So we¡¯ll use that to take off on —
ROSETT: If there is something like a coup in Pakistan, what to do about the nuclear weapons?
MCCAIN: Well, we have to secure the arsenal. I mean, we do, and now we are working with the Pakistani military to do that. But, obviously, this is a very complicated situation and one that indicates the fragility of the situation in that — on that part of the world.
ROSETT: On a somewhat related topic, North Korea, would you remove North Korea from the terrorism list?
MCCAIN: I would not. I didn¡¯t believe in the KEDO agreement that President Clinton made, and I don¡¯t believe in this one. I¡¯d like to. I wish that I could, but it¡¯s the old Reagan thing about ¡°Trust, but verify.¡± The North Koreans have a very clear record.
And, look, I¡¯m not on the intelligence committee. I¡¯m not revealing any secret information or anything. But I think we know that that facility that was bombed in Syria by the Israelis, which provoked surprisingly no reaction from Syrians or anybody else, that there are allegations — and I have no proof of it — but there are allegations of North Korean involvement in that. Well, come on, let¡¯s understand.
The other thing that continuously offends me, Claudia, is I¡¯m a big — I¡¯m an idealist. I will admit to being an idealist, okay, whether it be Rwanda, Darfur, Bosnia, you know, I¡¯m an idealist. But I also hope it¡¯s tempered by a practical view of things too. But this is the most horrible regime probably on earth - that has got hundreds of thousands of people in the gulag. They¡¯re terrible. So the regime offends me, just in their terrible mistreatment and abuse of their own people.
ROSETT: Just in brief, because we have a lot to cover here.
MCCAIN: Yeah, sure, yeah.
ROSETT: If you become president, you will inherit a situation in which they have at this point been quite well treated by the —
MCCAIN: Yes.
ROSETT: — current administration.
MCCAIN: Yep.
ROSETT: What would you do to turn around their expectations that they can continue this?
MCCAIN: Well, I would say we want to negotiate, we want a verifiable, you know, all of the things we need to do. But, one, China holds really the key to North Korea, as you know. They¡¯re the only real nation with any real influence. And I would try to bring about more pressure on China, not only, by the way, North Korea, but also on Darfur. So I think we ought to understand that the only pressure point is China.
The second thing is that I would be an advocate for human rights. And I¡¯m not telling the North Korean people to rise up and overflow their government. But I think it¡¯s important. We¡¯ve had people who¡¯ve escaped from these gulags. Horrible stories. I think that that might get a little more publicity, just because we¡¯re a nation that believes all of us are endowed with certain inalienable rights. Would I go to war with North Korea? No. Would I threaten war with them? No. Please don¡¯t get me wrong. But I think there¡¯s pressures that we can apply.
ROSETT: This is going out over the Internet. If you could speak directly to Osama bin Laden, what would you say to him?
MCCAIN: Osama, I¡¯m going to get you. Even if I have to follow you to the gates of hell, I¡¯ll bring you to justice. Thank you.
SIMON: Thank you very much.
MCCAIN: Great. Thank you. Thank you very much.
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