Mark Warner & Tom Cotton

Mark Warner: As vice chair of the United States — United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence>>>, Mark Warner>>> expressed concern that Bill Pulte>>> was chosen for political narrative rather than intelligence needs.

Tom Cotton: Tom Cotton, Intelligence Chairman, has been working on a bipartisan deal for FISA Section 702 extension, but Bill Pulte's appointment complicates these efforts.

Mark Warner: Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, expressed concerns about the restructuring of the United States — Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and Tulsi Gabbard's role, citing her track record of politicizing intelligence.

Tom Cotton: Tom Cotton, as the Republican chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, praised the cuts to the United States — Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), viewing them as a return to its original mission and a strengthening of national security.

Mark Warner: Mark Warner, a senior Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, expressed concerns about the justification for the strikes, Donald Trump's long-term plans, and the risks to United States service members.

Tom Cotton: Tom Cotton, U.S. Senator, stated that a priority for the military campaign is Iran's 'vast missile arsenal' and expected the airstrike campaign to continue for 'a few weeks'.

Tom Cotton: Tom Cotton, a Republican senator, defended Admiral Frank Bradley, stating that Bradley was not given orders to kill survivors of the strikes.

Tom Cotton: As Republican Senator and chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Tom Cotton praised President Donald Trump's actions in Iran, stating they made the world safer.

Tom Cotton: Tom Cotton, a Republican Senator, praised Joe Kent's counterterrorism credentials despite the controversy surrounding his resignation.