We've Never Made The Case, Or Argued

I Did My 40 Years In Washington, 40-plus, And It's Time To Pause And Reflect And Think About What I've Seen And Done.

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.

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.

Two Days Ahead Of Schedule, The World Witnessed The Arrival Of A Free And Sovereign Iraq.

I Think I Was Able To Survive Five Heart Attacks Because I Never Postponed Going To The Hospital When Something Didn't Feel Right.