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i'm willing to have inspected because i do not want to get the same fate as saddam hussein. if you look at the region there are some disadvantages that linger from conflict. at the same token, you have the country of iraq that no longer has a truly vicious and brutal regime, that it used chemical weapons against its own people and neighbors. it is gone. the iraqi people have fashioned a constitution, have elections under the constitution and are finding their way towards -- away from the repressive system look toward a freer economic system. other countries in the region such as libya are engaged in a behavior pattern vastly better for the world and the region. there are negatives and there are some positives. you are an outstanding historians and you will be people like you who over time will weigh all those things and with the benefit -- makes adjustments. >> host: let's go back to the beginning. you were born in chicago. you grew up in illinois which was not as prosperous as it is now. a little village you write about. you went to nuclear high school and princeton. was it

they worked very hard with united nations to try to put additional pressure on saddam hussein so that he wouldn't continue to resist. and the president did what a president has to do, made the decision. and i assume that he assumed that everyone in that group would have argued vehemently if they disagreed, which no one did. >> how do you think people in the future will look back on that decision in iraq? >> it's hard to know. you know, the road not traveled is always smoother. and one looks at it and thinks what is and what if. i think the little known fact is that gadhafi, the head of libya him at that point had a very aggressive nuclear program under way. and when the united states went in and change the regime in iraq, gadhafi, who have been working very hard on a nuclear program, very high on the terrorist list, decided that he would forgo his nuclear program, and he contacted some western leaders and indicated look, i do have this nuclear program. i'm willing to stop it. i'm willing to have it detected that i have stopped it because i do not want to suffer same fate as saddam hus

was although we didn't talk to saddam as long as saddam was in favor of the mujahideen were not coming out of south asia in the persian gulf toward the local and so long as the us so quickly turned on him is that oil more important now then i am sure if it spoil i think we have the last four presidents we've had the united states have really seen the world that they want and they want to democratic peaceful humanitarian world which is a great aspiration but they don't have any contact points with reality democratic peaceful world it doesn't seem like that's the goal that the united states is trying to accomplish in libya it's hard to see what we're trying to accomplish in libya because we're supporting. if the if the men who are in the resistance in libya were in afghanistan they would be the taliban. so we're supporting basically we're providing air cover for people who are may not be al qaeda but are fighting for the same reasons you know in two thousand and nine what are those reasons the reasons are to jump gadhafi and to establish a government that isn't a sovereign government and

so, what, saddam was just moody? [laughter] obama won't admit that his enthusiasm for war in iraq was just a line on a campaign trail. so now we'll have to be in afghanistan for 30 years without end so the democrats can fulfill a line they used against bush in the campaign. this is the essence of democratic foreign policy. liberals made fun of sarah palin for not being able to define the bush doctrine. can anyone define the obama doctrine? even obama can't define it. the reason liberals can't, can never explain their approach to foreign policy is that if they said it out loud, americans would burn them in oil. since vietnam the democratic party has supported foreign intervention only if it serves no interests of the united states. if it serves our national security interest, they're hysterically opposed. let's review the history of liberals' intervention in the middle east or, as i call it, the great pyramid scheme. it was, of course, president jimmy carter's masterful handling of war in iraq -- or iran that led to t

hussein they lived saddam hussein's helicopters fly under the cover of the no fly zone to put down the rising of the marsh arabs in the size it's not inconceivable actually that if they come to a cease fire if they come to some kind of settlement they will allow gadhafi to put down the remnants of a rebellion here as well so the fact that we're fighting it that you know doesn't preclude that it didn't in iraq the fact that a no fly zone by will be used against the rebels in the future could this turn into a when out there in iraq and afghanistan people are warning that it could go among them the turkish prime minister i mean there doesn't seem to be any such thing anymore as a sort of quick and clean it out operation well the difficulty is here that the coalition forces are actually jammed up by the political developments surrounding this. interventional they're obviously very very concerned about full scale military intervention on the ground so in that sense i think the antiwar opinion both here and in the united states has prevented a full scale invasion so far but as any military a

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. >> you bring saddam hussein's son ude. >> yeah, that was another story that fascinated me out of the many stories coming out of iraq was the two sons of saddam hussein who seemed so sociopathic and fascinating in their pathology, in their kind of, i saw them as the spoiled princes. and ude in particular seem to be this kind of joyous psycho path and so he was actually quite, he came out of my imagination quite easyly. once i started writing him and i actually find myself very fond-of-writing lines for him. and then we have a terrific -- >> you mean you caught his voice. >> i guess i did. i caught something. and it was, and he's-- i think he is a great villain for our plichlt and you also get a sense, especially, not even through him but through mousa's kind of reaction to him. >> coming to him and as -- >> well, i used to be his topiary artist and i used to make all the topiaries and he also had raped and killed my sister savagely. and and when he comes to haunt me, it's very, you know, i mean the guy that is playing, this wonderful actor, he brings so much joy to it, which makes it

say that happens in some countries it doesn't happen in other countries but it didn't happen with saddam after the first gulf war so i think we have to be a little skeptical that that's a u.s. good u.s. strategy to go in and then hope for it is the i dassent he of hope i guess to quote the president's own saying to run a strategy like this how we're going to get in do some bombing and that sort of thing and hope for the best and i just don't see going to war in that way is responsible and i can't believe the us foreign policy establishment is supporting that type of a half baked option jim if in london it can but this is something that can go ahead but this isn't good but this is not the us against gadhafi in fact the u.s. has taken a back and not see it through and this is a forty three countries internationally on the u.s. who are headed i'm leanin country it is the u.s. again as they were fighting most of them i got behind this is my point please can i finish my point please can i finish my point out of countries five out of countries two of them are engaged in the military action at

saddam hussein in there or there are always very we'll get even the ones that the us was helping and collaborating with as with saddam hussein who's was a witness early years and that's your point that seems to start just seem to be contradiction in what you're saying and what the u.s. position is at the moment on what's going on in libya as we reported this is today we're saying that the u.s. is stepping back from its leading role in the military intervention that it's because washington really wants to distance itself from what's actually going to happen or could happen in libya. you know it's because it's a very unpopular move here in the u.s. and they want lower visibility and so they're letting the french and the british. take all the glory in this rather one sided. you know let me point out that the united nations human rights commission gave. the government a clean bill of health in the year two thousand and ten last year human rights the u.s. last year several years ago back us in every other country removed libya from any terrorist list so they haven't been guilty of terrori

that he was giving them to terrorists that we would be greeted as liberators they hated broadly that saddam was and i'm not eleven and none of this was true now with my friends on the right what you believe bush and cheney are such things in good space. they're welcome to that but still these were some obvious lies metaphysically through bribery a man named curveball code named curveball just last. recent few weeks has acknowledged that he lied. there was a lot of evidence that a man named al libi lied and probably ok but you know. using i'm not accusing mr obama of line ok and i'm not yet anyway if i could have bill i mean but if we still see you know if we see a u.n. resolution about an embargo of arms to to the rebels and now we see the slippery slope oh now it's not called a war it's not intervention there's no talk of boots on the ground but there was no there was no talk of arming people as well and that is not clearly identified who these people are so i'm not calling the president the united states a liar or not this president but there is this this tendency of slippery it's a slipp

concocted for going to war didn't pass the sniff test bush and cheney told the world that iraqi leader saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction that he was giving them to terrorists that we be greeted as liberators they hated broadly that saddam was then on nine eleven and none of this was true now if my friends on the right want to believe bush and cheney uttered such things in good faith. they're welcome to that but still these were some of these lies manifestly of time for gregory. curveball code and just last and the recent few weeks has acknowledged that he lied. there was a lot of evidence that. al libi. probably ok but you know i'm not accusing i'm not accusing mr obama of line ok but i'm not yet anyway if i could have bill i mean if we still see you know if we see a u.n. resolution about an embargo of arms to to the rebels and now we see the slippery slope oh now it's not called the war it's not intervention there's no talk of boots on the ground but there was no there was no talk of arming people as well and that is not clearly identified who these people are so i am not callin

soldier celebrated the invasion of baghdad by climbing up a statue of saddam and covering his face with the stars and stripes, a justture that was unfortunate as pr and improper flag etiquette. [laughter] it was telling to spend the morning at a historic site like pearl harbor and the afternoon at another historic site we have forten entirely. the ground swelled outrage over the invasion of iraq sited the preemptive war as a betrayal of american ideals. the subject of the dissent was this is not who we are, but you were not where i was. it was hard to see the look in her eyes when she talked about the american flag flying over the palace and to realize from time to time this is exactly who we are. what's more, hawaii is just as roosevelt predicted, crucial to the american empire's preps in the pacific. pearl harbor is still the head quarters of the u.s.-pacific command as it was for all the wars in the pacific with japan, north korea, and north vietnam. i started looking into hawaii part in the epic of american global domination. americans and their children spent the 78 years between t

the security perspective or security perception. >> rose: some would argue everybody didn't know saddamin didn't have weapons of mass destruction. >> that is one of the issues that needs to be investigated. that proves my point. did anybody really believe at that time that saddam hussein had any nuclear weapon or chemical or biological weapon-- but particularly nuclear weapons. we have not seen a shred of evidence from that time. the i.e.a.e. made that statement on 7th of march, 2003, and we made it unequivicably clear that there was no sled of evidence that iraq has resuscitated its nuclear weapon program. i'm not sure anybody really believed at that time that iraq had nuclear weapons. there was a lot of media hype. there was a lot of administration hype. but whether anybody really did believe that or when went to the war on a completely different presumptionion, regime change, punishing an arab country because of 9/11. we need to get to the truth. we need to dig down and establish the facts because we need to cleanse ourselves, charlie, and if we want to move forward, we need to have,

constitutional monarch and accomplished musician, famous for writing the website below holloway and saddama mass murderer faintness over. arrhythmic genocidal link to train the two overthrows an american tension ceased to indulge in what trinity government bingo at the time was calling regime change. limit iolani palace tour guide mentioned the days of hawaiian flags on the palace ground was littered in the american flag would not, she looks like she was going to cry. i couldn't help but picture that scene from the tv news earlier in the year with the u.s. soldiers celebrated the invasion of baghdad are climbing up the statue of saddam and covering the mustache face with the stars and stripes, a gesture both unfortunate as tr and in proper flag etiquette. [laughter] it was how we spent the morning at an historic tightly pearl harbor, one tattooed on the american memory in the afternoon and another historic site we have forgotten entirely. the crown sought outraged over the invasion of iraq is a rao of american ideals. the subtext of the dissent was come of this is not who we are. and then

but some also pointing to for example the situation in iraq the on again off again love affair with saddamhussein that we had and also to the support that this country gave to anti-communist militias both in argentina and honduras do you think it's important to bring these things up that the government should take a look at really study what went on in these situations when deciding what to do next in libya yeah i think that's that's precisely what the government should do the government should learn from experience. it seems and it's experiences in terms of of intervening militarily or paramilitary really to make it a lower profile intervention they don't turn out very well and this is this is really the problem with this sort of thing if if these things were as surgical and as quick as they were always promoted to be in the beginning i guess most people would support them especially if it's a bad guy like a doll for you or a saddam hussein but they don't turn out that way it's really interesting as far as the cia being there i guess not a huge surprise we want to know who the rebels are

because i'd like to get rid of gadhafi myself but if your arm is all these things were said about saddam hussein that they were going to be defectors after the first gulf war that and that's the u.s. plan seems to be get it get in partially into these things and then hope for a coup well i didn't say that happens in some countries it doesn't happen in other countries but it didn't happen with saddam after the first gulf war so i think we have to be a little skeptical that that's a u.s. good u.s. strategy to go in and then hope for it is the i dassent he of hope i guess you could quote the president's own saying to run a strategy like this or we're going to get in do some bombing and that sort of thing and hope for the best and i just don't see going to war in that way is responsible and i can't believe the u.s. foreign policy establishment is supporting that type of a half baked option in line in the can but this is something that can go ahead but this isn't but this is not the u.s. against gadhafi in fact the u.s. has taken a back about see through this is a forty three countries intern

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just defeated saddam hussein, the u.s.ust defeated within days and army iran haven't been able to defeat in eight years the clerical regime in iran was worried that the united states might attack. the neocons in washington were singing the song that boy is good to that and then go to tehran. this had reached to iran as well. iran at that time was very much willing to negotiate. it had to spend its enrichment on those temporarily and it sounds like it was a very weak position that the united states now have almost before whatever you want to call it, the uprising, the symbol war, the statement, whatever you want to call what happened in iraq that's before it began. the have almost 250,000 forces on iran's borders. they have easily defeated two of the biggest challenges and the regime was worried. and they were willing to make a deal and the bush administration decided they were not want to negotiate and i think there was the very important opportunity. now, the bush administration i think has been overly criticized and some

exploiting iraq's oil reserve with ministers months before the country took a leading roll in toppling saddam hussein's government in 2003. that's according to a report in the newspaper "the independent" shows the secret papers are at odds with oil companies like bp and shell. >>> a california republican official is under pressure to resign this morning after sending out an e-mail picturing president obama's face on the body of a chimpanzee. in a statement yesterday, orange county commit member marilyn davenport calls her behavior unwise, but says she sees no reason to step down. >>> a woman who falsely accused three duke athletes with raping her in 2006 has been charged with murder of her boyfriend. police say she stabbed the victim who died after nearly two weeks in a hospital. >>> for a second year in a row, a danish eatery tops the list of the world's 50 best restaurants. they did it by serving nordic cuisine such as moss, cedar chips and smoked bone meal. and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,201 after sinking 140 points yesterday. the

the bush administration talked about saddam having a terrorist capability here.nd, of course, he didn't but the iranians, absolutely have a presence. >> thank you. on our left in the third row. >> i have a question, or ask for a comment on the failure of the intelligence community which is part, you know, rapidly grown in funding and also in power in the united states. and responsible for these wars were engaged in. >> the intelligence community can't declare war. no one declares war anymore. so let me step back for a minute. the intelligence community is particularly the cia is a security enhancement of the president of the united states with intelligence committee does authorized by the president, so the idea that somehow the cia in the community is a rogue organization is kind of nonsense. and using the absolute knavery, if you will, of the president of the united states, mr. obama, blaming the intelligence committee for not telling him this stuff is going to happen in the middle east. for the past 30 years the intelligence committee has reported that the tyra

. >> we occupied iraq and the six weeks to find saddam hussein. we tried to kill gaddafi and missed. the record of killing heads of state, tricky business and pretty hard to do. as far as i know we have never done it successfully. we tried a few times but have never done it successfully. it is not that easy to do. piendsh someone like gaddafi ina corner he is a pretty vengeful guy and he is crazy and he has money and assets. he is more of a threat than osama bin laden isddafight now us. he has the capacity to inflect a terrorist act that would hurt. it wouldn't be a game changer but he could blow up some ways. he has chemical weapons. he could do something nastier if he gets it together. have we really thought all this through? has the president thought it through? do we have a long-term strategyo war was the answer in a narrow terms of sending a message and saving some civilians but as white eisenhower would always ask in his national security ed eetings, where is this going? what is the end game? how will we get outknoo cf1 o what is the exit st

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