UN weapons inspector suggested daytime bombing of Iran to kill their scientists

What was said

"Without skipping a beat, David Kay says to kill their scientists. Two years later, remember those motorcyclists who would roll in, put a sticky bomb in the window. That started happening."

At a 2000s-era meeting at the Willard Hotel near the White House, UN weapons inspector David Kay recommended bombing Iran during daytime specifically to kill scientists, despite nighttime strikes being standard military doctrine. The guest, then a fly on the wall at the meeting, witnessed this exchange with Defense Secretary Ash Carter. Years later, targeted assassinations of Iranian scientists began occurring exactly as discussed.