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O'REILLY: Well, maybe if they blow up the Eiffel Tower (search). But this Pew survey that you mentioned that I have in my hand here clearly shows that the weapons of mass destruction debacle has hurt our credibility to the point where Europeans -- they don't want to believe us anyway because of the press and all of that.

ALBRIGHT: But it has hurt us, and I -- I heard you say last...

O'REILLY: Oh, it immeasurably has hurt us.

ALBRIGHT: Yes, but I heard you say last night that you now see that the -- you know, that we were all mistaken about the weapons of mass destruction.

O'REILLY: That's right.

ALBRIGHT: I was, too. I was, too. I thought that they were there, and I think that that has hurt our credibility tremendously, and, in this Pew poll, they basically believe that the president and Prime Minister Blair misled everybody, which is terrible in terms of the credibility of the United States, and I...

O'REILLY: Right. It's awful.