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Russert: No stockpiles in Iraq and the primary rationale was to disarm Hussein, Wolfowitz said we settled on WMD we could agree on but there were other issues: support of terrorist organizations and the treatment of Iraqi people.
In your mind was it worth loss of life...

Bush: All life is precious. Every perso that is willing to sacrifice deserves our praise. Yes. It's essential that I explain this properly to the parents.

Saddam Hussein was dangerous. He had the ability to make weapons, at the very MINIMUM. For the soldiers who are listening:

David Kay came back and said Iraq was more dangerous that we thought.

A free Iraq will change the world. A free Iraq will make it easier for other children to grow up in a safer world. Tim, as you can tell I have a foreign policy that believes America has a responsibility in this world. We have a responsibility to fight the war on terror, to promote freedom, to free people from the barbaric regimes of Saddam Hussein's, to feed the hungry. That is history's call.

Russert: In light of not finding WMD. Was this war a choice or a necessity.

Bush: An interesting question. We had no choice when we looked at the intelligence I looked at. Repeating himself.

Sounds like Russert keeps asking the smae question over and over. Jeez. Give it up, Timmy.

How many times has the President had to say, 'Let me finish"? There have been at least 5 that he has had to stop Russert so he could finish what HE wants to say.