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You Know, In This Business, You Don't Have Any Control Over What The Press Says And How They Portray Things. And That's Their Prerogative. But I Think Anybody Who Looks At It Objectively Has Trouble Making The Case That Somehow This Is A Bad Economy.

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.

That Intelligence Capability Is Enormously Important To The United States, To Our Conduct Of Foreign Policy, To Defense Matters, To Economic Matters. And I Am A Strong Supporter Of It.

I Wake Up Every Morning Literally With A Smile On My Face, Grateful For Another Day I Never Thought I Would See.

Rarely Has A U.s. President Been So Wrong About So Much At The Expense Of So Many.