[AliVeritas]

Hmmm. Maybe it's me, but it seems he was saying Saddam was a source of instability and I don't see those where the words in the title came out of his mouth.

[MovementConservative]

Bush is right about Saddam as well as many mistakes being made. Those mistakes can be fixed and I believe will be now that the gloves are off as far as coddling Sadr and Al-Maliki.

[Peach]

Bush: Well, no question, decisions have made things unstable.

"I think history is going to look back and see a lot of ways we could have done things better. No question about it," says Bush.

[Lancey Howard]

I agree. For some reason, Drudge is reaching hard to find an attention-grabbing title.
Maybe to promote his Sunday night radio show?
Whatever. It's.... ham-handed and tacky.

[plain talk]

It's here.

Pelley: It's much more unstable now, Mr. President.

Bush: Well, no question, decisions have made things unstable.

[daybreakcoming]

I don't see those words coming out of his mouth either. Maybe some people think they are psychic or maybe they are just headline readers.

[muleskinner]

We didn't find the weapons we thought we would find or the weapons everybody thought he had.

Because we haven't looked in Syria, yet.

[Let's Roll]

AND it's the interference of Iranian and Syrian backed al quaeda types who have created the instability.

[Almondjoy]

Not from what I read here.

It appears he tried to force those words out of Bush's mouth.. did not succeed but then put it in the title anyway.

[hinckley buzzard]

The interviewer is operating on the usual misguided premise that "stability" is a good in itself and something always to be sought. The fact is that "stability" is a fetish of the State Department and likeminded idiots. They would all have been happy as clams if instead of launching Barbarossa, the Nazis had established 'stability' in Fortress Europa and then sued for peace. They would have given Hitler the next available Nobel prize.