The Question In My Mind Is How

I'm Often Asked Why I Left Politics And Went To Halliburton And I Explain That I Reached The Point Where I Was Mean-spirited, Short-tempered And Intolerant Of Those Who Disagreed With Me And They Said 'hell, You'd Make A Great Ceo', So I Went To Texas And Joined The Private Sector.

From Our Perspective, Trying To Deal With This Continuing Campaign Of Terror, If You Will, The War On Terror That We're Engaged In, This Is A Continuing Enterprise. The People That Were Involved In Some Of Those Activities Before 9/11 Are Still Out There.

[in Response To The Question "do You Think That You Underestimated The Insurgency's Strength?"] I Think So. I Guess If I Look Back On It Now, I Don't Think Anybody Anticipated The Level Of Violence That We've Encountered.

I'm Not Apologetic With Respect To The Policies Of The Bush Administration. I Think We Basically Got It Right.

Saddam Hussein Had A Lengthy History Of Reckless And Sudden Aggression. He Cultivated Ties To Terror -- Hosting The Abu Nidal Organization, Supporting Terrorists, And Making Payments To The Families Of Suicide Bombers. He Also Had An Established Relationship With Al Qaida -- Providing Training To Al Qaida Members In Areas Of Poisons, Gases And Conventional Bombs. He Built, Possessed, And Used Weapons Of Mass Destruction.