Senator Jeanne Shaheen
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179 appearances
8 recordings
7 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 9 Jul
Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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None of the goals that he set out in the beginning have been accomplished.
We've not seen regime change.
In fact, we have a more hard line in place.
They still have a significant number of their ballistic missiles.
They have now controlled, they still have all of their nuclear material.
Senator Jeanne Shaheen says she and her colleagues met with American business leaders in Odessa who have faced Russian attacks.
Richard Blumenthal, another Senate Democrat, puts it this way.
He's also pushing for more sanctions, saying countries that are buying Russian gas should be given, quote, strong incentives to stop.
Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, the State Department.
Well, I hope not.
I think the talks in Amman are a very good sign.
I think there is great concern about Iran, both their attempt to get a nuclear weapon, and they're very close to that, as well as all of the support that they provide to terrorist groups across the Middle East.
So negotiations are always better than fighting, and I hope that these negotiations will lead to something.
Well, we don't know.
I don't have any insights into the president's thinking about this.
But again, that's why these talks are so important.
If we can reach some agreement around Iran's support for terrorist groups in the region, if we can reach some support around slowing down their effort to get a nuclear weapon, that will be positive not just for the region but for global security.
So there's a lot riding on these talks.
I hope they're going to stay at the table and come to an agreement.
Well, I hope they've got some backup from the State Department as well.
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