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George Shultz discusses the reaction to the essay he co-wrote after the Reykjavik Revisited summit, which called for nuclear disarmament, and describes his surprise at how the reaction differed from reactions to the original summit between Reagan and Gorbachev.
George Shultz stresses that the U.S. president must take leadership in international global disarmament negotiations, and he explains the importance of Congress handling the issue in a non-partisan - not just bi-partisan - way.
Former Secretary of State George Shultz gives his advice on how to approach a global effort at nuclear disarmament. He believes it must be a global initiative, even if led by the U.S. President, with all countries participating equally.