The Question In My Mind Is How

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.

I Worry That We're Seeing A Situation- Obama's Administration Not Only Committing Us The Huge Deficits For The Future, But Is Also Redefining The Relationship Between Government, On The One Hand, And The Private Sector On The Other.

If We Have Reason To Believe Someone Is Preparing An Attack Against The U.s., Has Developed That Capability, Harbours Those Aspirations, Then I Think The U.s. Is Justified In Dealing With That, If Necessary, By Military Force.

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.

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