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they're probably not going to attack albuquerque or it somewhe somewhere, they're going to attack the people you are trying to warn. no, that's our day off. i could understand that maybe. >> i presented it and highlighted it on my cubical. it was very frustrating. >>> let's talk about what arguably should have been the most frustrating e ining moment career, and that's the iraq war in 2003 you had a unique role in the lead-up to the iraq war, and figuring out the linkage. at no time did you say there was any linkage whatsoever to iraq, but i'll set the scene. you see colin powell in front of the united nations, and all of a sudden what happens. >> to back up a bit, a lot of times what we would do is make link charts to make terrorists straight, who is at the top of the network and how they are connected to who. i have no idea if they still do it, but that was a regular thing we used to do, the toxin poison was getting complicated, so it was a really large chart. we had this really coot printer, and we would put it on the outside of the cubicals. >> the cia gets the best printers? >> i