Why We Fight

00:51:51 You know the whole idea, you can be all you can be if you join the army.

00:53:10 And that solved the draft inequity problem, cause everybody's the volunteer.

00:55:23 the suffering, the pain, that war could cost.

00:57:10 There's no battery example probably then Vietnam.

00:59:02 We need to be in that country for some reason, therefore we're gonna talk about free markets, free trade.

01:01:00 Who was a friend of ours. He was an asset in the CIA's computers.

01:02:57 And once I joined the Pentagon, I became political military affairs officer for Middle East.

01:04:35 They'd all work together before the Bush admininstration.

01:06:11 Eisenhower may well have been predicting these people when he talked about:

01:07:55 But the intelligence actually said that Saddam Hussein in the late 80s

01:09:52 Can you put it on a rocket?

01:11:35 Limiting access, limiting information to cover the backsides

01:13:06 But I also understand that a lot of times are just opinions mixed in with news.

01:15:44 Because she so didn't want me to go into service.

01:17:39 There's no attempt to lay out from the nation prose and cons of this particular war.

01:19:25 Still people are heading towards west.

01:21:32 We have photographs of what took place.

01:23:13 This is a picture of bomb and then a close-up of the same bomb.

01:25:00 The yard of the hospital was filled with corpses.

01:26:18 And that's a tough one to answer to a little kid.

01:28:49 And President of the United States is one of them.

01:31:11 and we are the preeminent power on planet Earth.

01:33:11 Now America is embracing a new ethic and a new creed.

01:34:48 So that security and liberty may prosper together.