I Can't Think Of A Time When

The Middle East With Two Thirds Of The World's Oil And Lowest Cost, Is Still Where The Prize Ultimately Lies.

It's Very Important To Go Back And Keep In Mind The Distinction Between Handling These Events As Criminal Acts, Which Was The Way We Did Before 9/11, And Then Looking At 9/11 And Saying, 'this Is Not A Criminal Act,' Not When You Destroy 16 Acres Of Manhattan, Kill 3,000 Americans, Blow A Big Hole In The Pentagon. That's An Act Of War.

Instead, The Terrorists See Just What They Were Hoping For, Our Unity Gone, Our Resolve Shaken, Our Leaders Distracted. In Short, They See Weakness And Opportunity.

I've Worked For Four Presidents And Watched Two Others Up Close, And I Know That There's No Such Thing As A Routine Day In The Oval Office.

I - Obviously, I'm Not A Big Fan Of President Obama. I Think He's Been One Of Our Weakest Presidents. I Just Fundamentally Disagree With Him Philosophically.