When George Bush Asked Me To Sign

I Mean, It's Not Just One Day You Get Up, Bang, And You Got Osama Bin Laden. It's The Kind Of Thing Where An Awful Lot Of People Over A Long Period Of Time - Thousands Have Worked This Case And These Issues And Followed On The Leads And Captured Bad Guys And Interrogated Them And So-forth.

We Were Trying To Get All Of The Planes Down Out Of The Sky. And We Watched As The Towers Of The World Trade Center Collapsed - Something No One Expected And Anticipated. And You Could Sit There And See And Be Aware That Thousands Of People Were At That Moment Being Killed As A Result Of The Terrorist Attacks That Struck The United States.

Another Argument Holds That Opposing Saddam Hussein Would Cause Even Greater Troubles In That Part Of The World, And Interfere With The Larger War Against Terror. I Believe The Opposite Is True.

If We're Successful In Iraq ... We Will Have Struck A Major Blow Right At The Heart Of The Base, If You Will, The Geographic Base Of The Terrorists Who Have Had Us Under Assault Now For Many Years, But Most Especially On 9/11.

The Plan Was Criticized By Some Retired Military Officers Embedded In Tv Studios. But With Every Advance By Our Coalition Forces, The Wisdom Of That Plan Becomes More Apparent.