Fahrenheit 9 11

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00:00:29 Was it all just a dream?
00:00:32 God bless you, Florida! Thank you!
00:00:35 Did the last four years
00:00:39 Look, there's Ben Affleck.
00:00:43 And the Taxi Driver guy.
00:00:46 And little Stevie Wonder,
00:00:49 ... like a miracle had taken place.
00:00:53 Was it a dream?
00:00:56 We want Gore!
00:00:57 Or was it real?
00:01:01 It was election night 2000, and things
00:01:05 In New York, Al Gore is
00:01:08 The Garden State is green for Gore.
00:01:09 We project Mr. Gore the winner in
00:01:14 Excuse me, one second.
00:01:17 Mike, I wouldn't do this
00:01:19 Florida goes for Al Gore.
00:01:22 CNN announces that we call Florida
00:01:27 Then something called the Fox News
00:01:30 ... in favor of the other guy.
00:01:32 Fox News now projects George
00:01:36 ...and thus it appears the winner of the
00:01:39 All of a sudden, the other
00:01:42 "Hey, if Fox said it, it must be true."
00:01:45 All of us at the networks made
00:01:47 ...and projected Florida
00:01:51 It was our mistake.
00:01:53 What most people don't know is
00:01:55 ... of the decision desk at Fox
00:01:58 ... the man who called it for Bush...
00:02:00 ... was none other than Bush's
00:02:04 How does someone like Bush get
00:02:10 Well, first, it helps if your brother is
00:02:14 You know something? We are gonna
00:02:18 You can write it down.
00:02:20 Second, make sure
00:02:22 ... is also the vote-count woman
00:02:27 ... to knock voters off the rolls
00:02:31 You can usually tell them
00:02:35 Then make sure your side fights
00:02:38 This talk about legitimacy
00:02:42 President Bush! President Bush!
00:02:48 And hope the other side
00:02:50 And even if numerous independent
00:02:52 ... prove that Gore got the
00:02:55 If there was a statewide recount,
00:02:59 ... it won't matter, as long as all
00:03:02 ... on the Supreme Court vote
00:03:06 While I strongly disagree with
00:03:11 What we need now is acceptance.
00:03:15 We have a new president-elect.
00:03:18 It turns out none of this was a dream.
00:03:26 On the day the joint session of both
00:03:29 ... and the Senate was to certify
00:03:33 ... AI Gore, in his dual role
00:03:36 ... and president of the Senate...
00:03:39 ... presided over the event
00:03:43 ... George W. Bush
00:03:45 If any congressman wanted to raise
00:03:50 ... that he or she had to have the
00:03:56 Mr. President, and I take great pride
00:04:00 ...I must object because
00:04:03 ...of misconduct, deliberate fraud
00:04:07 The chair must remind members
00:04:11 ...United States Code, no debate
00:04:15 Thank you, Mr. President.
00:04:17 ...the objection is in writing, signed
00:04:21 ...of the House of Representatives,
00:04:26 Mr. President, it is in writing and
00:04:30 ...on behalf, and myself, of the 27,000
00:04:35 ...in which 16,000 of them are
00:04:39 ...that was disenfranchised
00:04:43 Is the objection signed by a member
00:04:45 Not signed by a member
00:04:48 The Senate is missing.
00:04:50 It is in writing and signed
00:04:52 ...on behalf of many
00:04:55 ...especially those
00:04:58 ...and all American voters who
00:05:01 ...not the people of the United States,
00:05:04 Is the objection signed
00:05:07 Unfortunately, Mr. President, it is
00:05:11 I have no authority
00:05:15 ...and no senator has signed.
00:05:17 Mr. President, it is in writing and
00:05:21 ...of my constituents from Florida.
00:05:26 Is the objection in writing...
00:05:29 ...and signed by a member
00:05:33 The objection is in writing,
00:05:35 ...that it is not signed by a member
00:05:40 The chair will advise that the rules
00:05:43 ...and the signature of a senator...
00:05:49 Not a single senator came to the aid
00:05:54 One after another, they were told
00:05:59 It's a sad day in America,
00:06:02 ...a senator to sign the objections...
00:06:06 - The gentleman will suspend...
00:06:09 - I object.
00:06:15 Inauguration coverage, 2001...
00:06:17 ...on a nasty, but it could be worse,
00:06:21 - What do we want?
00:06:23 - When do we want it?
00:06:25 On the day George W. Bush was
00:06:28 ... tens of thousands of Americans
00:06:32 ... in one last attempt to reclaim
00:06:40 They pelted Bush's limo with eggs...
00:06:43 Stay back! Get back!
00:06:45 ... and brought the inauguration
00:06:49 The plan to have Bush get out
00:06:52 ... to the White House
00:06:54 Bush's limo hit the gas to prevent
00:06:59 No president had ever witnessed
00:07:11 And for the next eight months, it didn't
00:07:17 He couldn't get his judges appointed,
00:07:23 ... and he lost Republican control
00:07:27 His approval ratings in the polls
00:07:31 He was already beginning to look
00:07:35 With everything going wrong,
00:07:39 He went on vacation.
00:07:55 Oh, no!
00:07:56 In his first eight months in office
00:08:00 ... George W. Bush was on vacation,
00:08:04 ... 42 percent of the time.
00:08:06 If I hit every shot good, people would
00:08:09 It was not surprising that Mr. Bush
00:08:13 Being president is a lot of work.
00:08:16 What about these folks that say that
00:08:21 They don't understand the definition
00:08:25 I'm getting a lot done. You don't
00:08:30 It's amazing what can happen
00:08:35 Thank you so much.
00:08:37 - Is this to Destiny and Bubba?
00:08:39 What are you doing the rest
00:08:42 Karen Hughes is coming over.
00:08:45 And she'll be over here. We're working
00:08:50 I'm working on some initiatives.
00:08:56 There'll be some decisions
00:08:59 We'll be announcing them
00:09:01 The first time I met him, he had
00:09:05 Governor Bush, it's Michael Moore.
00:09:07 Behave yourself, will you?
00:09:12 And work was something he knew
00:09:15 - Anybody want some grits?
00:09:18 Relaxing at Camp David.
00:09:22 How you doing?
00:09:25 Or being a cowboy on the ranch
00:09:28 I love nature, getting
00:09:31 Oh, hi.
00:09:33 George Bush spent the rest
00:09:36 ... where life was less complicated.
00:09:38 Armadillos love to dig the soil
00:09:42 And...
00:09:44 So I went out there the other day,
00:09:49 ...buried in this hole,
00:09:53 It was a summer to remember.
00:09:56 Afterward, he left Texas for
00:10:01 On September 10th, he joined
00:10:04 ... where they looked at files
00:10:09 He went to sleep that night in a bed
00:10:32 Do you suppose he's pretty
00:10:34 ...on those numbers on Iraqi
00:12:06 Make me look young.
00:12:20 Yeah, I've got a little,
00:12:23 Yeah, just don't turn it up too much.
00:12:33 I got a mike here
00:12:35 Testing, one, two. This is
00:12:38 Testing, one, two.
00:12:43 Testing, one, two, three, four, five.
00:13:44 We have something that has
00:13:47 ...at the World Trade Center.
00:13:50 ...and an awful lot of smoke...
00:14:00 This is horrible.
00:14:13 - Oh, my God!
00:14:16 Oh, my, dear.
00:14:21 Let's go! Let's go, back!
00:14:24 Oh, my God!
00:14:29 Save their souls, Lord.
00:14:37 Oh, they're jumping.
00:16:21 On September 11 th, 2001,
00:16:26 ... including a colleague of mine,
00:16:29 ... were killed in the largest foreign
00:16:35 The targets were the financial
00:16:38 ... of the United States.
00:16:40 If anyone has any idea or they've seen
00:16:46 He's got two little babies.
00:16:51 As the attack took place,
00:16:54 ... to an elementary school
00:16:57 When informed of the first plane
00:17:01 ... where terrorists had struck
00:17:04 ... Mr. Bush decided to go ahead
00:17:08 - Good morning, boys and girls.
00:17:11 Good morning.
00:17:13 Read this word the fast way.
00:17:15 - "Mad"!
00:17:17 - "Calf"!
00:17:21 Get ready to read the words on this
00:17:24 When the second plane hit
00:17:27 ... his chief of staff entered
00:17:29 ... and told Mr. Bush,
00:17:37 Not knowing what to do, with no one
00:17:42 ... and no Secret Service rushing
00:17:47 ... Mr. Bush just sat there...
00:17:49 ... and continued to read
00:18:08 Nearly seven minutes passed
00:18:17 As Bush sat in that Florida
00:18:20 ... was he wondering if maybe
00:18:22 ... to work more often?
00:18:24 Should he have held at least one
00:18:28 ... to discuss the threat of terrorism
00:18:35 Maybe Bush wondered why he had
00:18:40 Or perhaps he just should have read
00:18:43 ... that was given to him on
00:18:47 ... which said Osama bin Laden
00:18:50 ... to attack America by hijacking
00:18:55 Maybe he wasn't worried, because
00:18:59 I believe the title was
00:19:02 ...to Attack Inside the United States."
00:19:04 A report like that might make
00:19:08 ... but, as in days past,
00:19:13 As the minutes went by, George Bush
00:19:19 Was he thinking, "I've been hanging
00:19:27 Which one of them screwed me?
00:19:31 Was it the guy my daddy's friends
00:19:36 Was it that group of religious
00:19:39 ... who visited my state when
00:19:44 Or was it the Saudis?
00:19:48 Damn. It was them. I think
00:20:00 In the days following
00:20:02 ... all commercial and private airline
00:20:06 The FAA has taken the action to close
00:20:11 Even grounding the president's
00:20:14 ...on a flight forced to land
00:20:17 Thousands of travelers were stranded,
00:20:20 ...due to appear at tonight's
00:20:23 Not even Ricky Martin could fly.
00:20:28 No one, except the bin Ladens.
00:20:39 We had airplanes pick up...
00:20:44 ...Osama bin Laden's family
00:20:46 ...and transport them out
00:20:48 The White House approved planes...
00:20:51 ... to pick up the bin Ladens
00:20:55 At least six private jets and nearly
00:21:00 ... carried the Saudis
00:21:02 ... out of the U.S. After
00:21:05 In all, 142 Saudis, including 24
00:21:11 ... were allowed to leave
00:21:14 Osama's always been portrayed
00:21:18 ...that they cut off all relationship
00:21:23 It's more complicated than that.
00:21:25 Osama has had contact with
00:21:27 Right. In the summer of 2001, just
00:21:32 ...got married in Afghanistan,
00:21:35 ...showed up at the wedding.
00:21:37 That's right. So they're not cut off
00:21:42 We now welcome to
00:21:44 ...Prince Bandar, ambassador of the
00:21:48 You had about 24 members
00:21:52 - Here?
00:21:55 His Majesty felt it's not fair for those
00:22:00 ...to any harm. On the other hand,
00:22:04 ...so, with coordination with the FBI,
00:22:08 This is retired FBI agent
00:22:11 Before 9/11, he was a senior agent
00:22:15 ... al Qaeda task force.
00:22:17 I, as an investigator, would not
00:22:22 I think, in the case of the bin Laden
00:22:26 ...to hand the subpoenas out, have
00:22:30 You know, get on-the-record.
00:22:32 - That's the proper procedure?
00:22:34 How many people were pulled off
00:22:36 ...coming into the country
00:22:39 ...or they fit a very general picture.
00:22:41 We held hundreds of people
00:22:46 Did the authorities do anything when
00:22:49 No. They were identified
00:22:52 They looked at their passports,
00:22:56 That would happen to us
00:22:58 - Exactly.
00:23:00 - What else?
00:23:04 I don't know about you,
00:23:06 ... when the police can't find
00:23:09 ... don't they usually wanna talk
00:23:12 ... to find out where they think
00:23:15 You don't know
00:23:17 If you hear anything,
00:23:19 Can you come downtown,
00:23:21 - How long?
00:23:23 Mine's worth money. Yours isn't.
00:23:25 - Send a bill.
00:23:27 - Answer them. Don't ask them.
00:23:29 Sit down. I'm gonna earn it.
00:23:31 Yeah. That's how cops do it.
00:23:34 We need to know more about that.
00:23:38 It needs to be the subject
00:23:40 What happened? How did it happen?
00:23:44 Lmagine what those poor bastards
00:23:49 ...when jumping off that
00:23:51 Those young guys and cops
00:23:55 ...that ran into that building,
00:23:58 And they're dead.
00:24:02 - And they'll never have peace.
00:24:05 And if I had to inconvenience...
00:24:09 ...a member of the bin Laden family
00:24:14 ...do you think I'd lose sleep over it?
00:24:16 No one would question it.
00:24:20 - No, no. It's just...
00:24:22 You know, you got a lawyer? Fine.
00:24:25 Mr. Bin Laden, this is why I'm asking.
00:24:29 I just want to ask you the questions
00:24:32 - Right.
00:24:35 None of this made any sense.
00:24:38 Can you imagine in the days after
00:24:43 ... President Clinton helping to arrange
00:24:45 ... out of the country
00:24:48 What would have happened
00:24:50 - ... if that had been revealed?
00:24:54 Prince Bandar, do you know
00:24:56 - I do, very well.
00:24:58 They're really lovely human beings.
00:25:02 I don't know him well,
00:25:05 What was the circumstance
00:25:07 This is ironic. In the mid-'80s...
00:25:10 ...if you remember,
00:25:13 ...were supporting the mujahideen...
00:25:15 ...to liberate Afghanistan
00:25:19 He came to thank me for my efforts
00:25:24 ...to help us against the atheists,
00:25:28 He came to thank you for helping
00:25:32 And now he may be responsible
00:25:35 - Absolutely.
00:25:38 - I was not impressed.
00:25:40 No. I thought he was a simple
00:25:46 A simple and quiet guy, whose
00:25:51 ... a business relationship with
00:25:58 Is that what he was thinking about?
00:26:01 Because if the public knew this,
00:26:07 Was he thinking, "You know...
00:26:11 ... I need a big, black marker"?
00:26:17 In early 2004, in a speech during
00:26:21 ... I called George W. Bush
00:26:24 ... from his time
00:26:27 In response, the White House
00:26:32 ... in the hopes of disproving
00:26:34 What Bush didn't know is
00:26:39 ... of his military records, uncensored,
00:26:43 And there is one glaring difference
00:26:47 ... in 2000 and those he released
00:26:54 A name had been blacked out.
00:26:58 In 1972, two airmen were suspended
00:27:02 ... their medical examination.
00:27:10 And the other was James R. Bath.
00:27:16 In 2000, the documents show
00:27:20 But in 2004, Bush and the White
00:27:28 Why didn't Bush want the press
00:27:30 ... to see Bath's name
00:27:33 Perhaps he was worried that the
00:27:37 ... that at one time, James R. Bath...
00:27:40 ... was the Texas money manager
00:27:45 Bush and Bath had become
00:27:47 ... when they both served in the
00:27:50 After they were discharged...
00:27:52 ... when Bush's dad was head
00:27:55 ... Bath opened up his own aviation
00:27:59 ... to a man by the name
00:28:02 ... heir to the second-largest fortune
00:28:06 ... the Saudi Binladin Group.
00:28:08 W. At that time was just starting off
00:28:12 Because he's a guy who's always
00:28:18 ...he went into the oil business.
00:28:22 ...which was very good at drilling dry
00:28:26 But the question has always been,
00:28:29 Now, his dad was rich. His dad
00:28:33 ...but his dad didn't do this for him.
00:28:36 There's no indication Daddy wrote a
00:28:41 So where did George W. Bush
00:28:43 I'm George Bush.
00:28:45 One person who did invest in him
00:28:51 Bush's good friend, James Bath,
00:28:55 ... to manage their money in Texas
00:29:03 And James Bath himself, in turn,
00:29:11 Bush ran Arbusto into the ground...
00:29:14 ... as he did every other company
00:29:17 ... until finally one of his companies
00:29:22 ... and they gave him a seat
00:29:25 A lot of us suspected through
00:29:30 ...Saudi oil money involved
00:29:32 Harken, Spectrum 7, Arbusto
00:29:37 Whenever they got in trouble,
00:29:41 ...who flowed money into
00:29:43 The question is, why would Saudis,
00:29:47 ...go around the globe to invest
00:29:52 And the thing is, Harken had one
00:29:56 ...which is that George W. Bush
00:30:00 ...at a time when his father was
00:30:03 When you're the president's son
00:30:08 ...combined with some credentials
00:30:11 ...in Washington, D.C., people tend
00:30:15 And I can find my dad and talk
00:30:20 Yes, it helps
00:30:23 ... especially when you're being
00:30:26 ... by the Securities and Exchange
00:30:28 In 1990, when Mr. Bush was
00:30:31 ...he received this memo
00:30:33 ...warning directors not to sell stock
00:30:36 ...unfavorable information about
00:30:38 One week later, he sold $848,000
00:30:43 Two months later, Harken announced
00:30:47 The James Baker law partner
00:30:50 ... beat the rap from the SEC...
00:30:52 ... was a man by the name
00:30:55 ... who, when George W. Became
00:30:57 ... was appointed ambassador
00:31:05 After the Harken debacle, the friends
00:31:09 ... on another board, of a company
00:31:14 We looked at which companies gained
00:31:19 We turned up this company, Carlyle
00:31:23 ...that invests in heavily
00:31:26 ...like telecommunications, health care
00:31:31 Both George W. Bush
00:31:34 ...worked for the Carlyle Group,
00:31:38 ...the bin Laden family among
00:31:42 The Carlyle Group was holding
00:31:45 ...on the morning
00:31:47 ...in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
00:31:49 At that meeting were
00:31:54 ...James Baker, likely John Major,
00:31:58 ...though he left the morning
00:32:01 Shafiq bin Laden, who is
00:32:05 ...was in town to look after his family's
00:32:10 All of them together in one room,
00:32:13 ...as the planes hit the towers.
00:32:16 In fact, the bin Laden family
00:32:18 ...in one of their defense funds,
00:32:22 ...that as the U.S. Increased defense
00:32:28 ...stood to gain from those investments
00:32:32 Our commander in chief,
00:32:37 With all the weapons companies
00:32:39 ... the Carlyle Group was, in essence,
00:32:42 ... defense contractor
00:32:45 - Thanks a lot.
00:32:49 ... makers of the Bradley armored
00:32:52 September 11 th guaranteed that
00:32:56 ... was going to have
00:33:02 Just six weeks after 9/11...
00:33:04 ... Carlyle filed to take
00:33:07 ... and made a one-day profit
00:33:14 But sadly, with so much attention
00:33:16 ... on the bin Laden family being
00:33:20 ... the bin Ladens eventually
00:33:23 Bush's dad, though, stayed on
00:33:26 ... to Carlyle's Asia board
00:33:30 As unseemly as it seems
00:33:36 ...was meeting
00:33:38 ...while Osama was a wanted terrorist,
00:33:46 ...it's very discomforting
00:33:50 George H.W. Bush is a man who
00:33:54 ...into the White House.
00:33:56 He receives daily CIA briefings,
00:34:02 ...but very few ex-presidents
00:34:06 And, I think, in a very real way they
00:34:11 ...that arises when George H.W. Bush
00:34:14 ...on behalf of Carlyle
00:34:18 ...and meets
00:34:21 Is he representing the United States
00:34:24 Or is he representing an investment
00:34:27 Or is he representing both?
00:34:29 This company is about money,
00:34:33 ...or engineer political maneuvering
00:34:37 It's about making money,
00:34:41 And they've done very well.
00:34:44 I could get you on-the-record
00:34:49 In the White House view,
00:34:52 ...in former President Bush and
00:34:57 ...using their contacts
00:35:01 ...one of the most well-known military
00:35:06 The president has full faith
00:35:11 ...with all proper ethics laws
00:35:15 Okay, let's say one group of people,
00:35:19 ... pay you $400,000 a year
00:35:24 But then another group of people
00:35:27 ... and their related businesses,
00:35:32 Who are you gonna like?
00:35:36 That's how much the Saudi royals
00:35:39 ... have given the Bush family, their
00:35:45 ... in the past three decades.
00:35:47 Seems like a very nice reunion
00:35:49 Is it rude to suggest
00:35:52 ... wakes up in the morning,
00:35:55 ... about what's best for the Saudis
00:36:00 Because 1.4 billion just doesn't buy
00:36:05 It buys a lot of love.
00:36:59 Sooner or later,
00:37:01 ... with a regime that Amnesty
00:37:04 ... as a widespread human-rights
00:37:07 ... would come back to haunt
00:37:11 Now, after 9/11, it was
00:37:13 And they preferred that no one
00:37:16 Investigation should have begun
00:37:21 There's no reason it shouldn't have.
00:37:24 It should've gotten started
00:37:26 First, Bush tried to stop Congress
00:37:30 - ... its own 9/11 investigation.
00:37:35 ...to not reveal how
00:37:37 That's what the enemy wants.
00:37:40 When he couldn't stop Congress,
00:37:44 ... an independent 9/11 commission
00:37:47 The president's position was a break
00:37:49 Independent investigations were
00:37:52 ...and President Kennedy's
00:37:54 But when Congress did complete
00:37:57 ... the Bush White House
00:38:01 The president is being pressed
00:38:05 U.S. Officials tell NBC News
00:38:08 ...involve Saudi Arabia.
00:38:10 We've given extraordinary cooperation
00:38:16 We haven't gotten the materials
00:38:19 ...and haven't gotten them
00:38:22 Will you testify
00:38:24 This commission? You know, I don't...
00:38:28 What it will do is, the hole
00:38:32 ...and has been in my heart
00:38:36 I lost my husband of 15 years.
00:38:44 I need to know what happened
00:38:47 I know what I got back
00:38:53 That man was my life,
00:38:58 I was taking a class,
00:39:01 ...what was I gonna do in the next
00:39:03 And if I'm not doing something
00:39:07 ...I have to live.
00:39:12 Very important. Okay.
00:39:16 Okay.
00:39:19 Ignored by the Bush administration...
00:39:21 ... more than 500 relatives
00:39:24 ... filed suit against Saudi royals
00:39:28 The lawyers the Saudi
00:39:30 ... to fight the 9/11 families?
00:39:32 The law firm of Bush family confidant,
00:39:38 So right here in the center of three
00:39:42 ...the Watergate Hotel
00:39:45 ...the Kennedy Center over there...
00:39:48 ...and the embassy of Saudi Arabia.
00:39:53 Yeah.
00:39:54 How much money do the Saudis
00:39:58 I've heard figures as high
00:40:02 - Eight hundred and sixty billion?
00:40:05 - That's a lot of money.
00:40:08 And what percentage of our economy
00:40:13 It seems like a lot.
00:40:14 Well, in terms of investments
00:40:18 ...it's roughly 6 or 7 percent
00:40:22 They own a fairly good slice
00:40:24 Most of that money goes into
00:40:28 Citigroup, Citibank,
00:40:32 AOL-Time Warner has
00:40:36 So I read where, like, the Saudis have
00:40:39 ...in our banks of their money.
00:40:42 ...if they pulled that trillion out?
00:40:44 A trillion dollars? That would be
00:40:49 Can I speak to you for a moment,
00:40:51 - How are you doing?
00:40:54 Steve Kimball with the Secret Service.
00:40:58 Are you doing a documentary
00:41:01 No. I am doing a documentary,
00:41:05 Even though we were nowhere near
00:41:08 ... the Secret Service had shown up
00:41:12 ... standing across the street
00:41:14 - We're not here to cause any trouble.
00:41:18 - You know. Is that...?
00:41:20 We just wanted to get
00:41:23 What's going on, yeah.
00:41:25 I didn't realize the Secret Service
00:41:28 - Not usually, no, sir.
00:41:31 - Saudis?
00:41:35 Okay, I'll take that as a yes.
00:41:36 Good. Thank you very much.
00:41:38 It turns out that Saudi Prince Bandar
00:41:41 ... the best-protected ambassador
00:41:43 The U.S. State Department provides
00:41:48 Considering how he and his family
00:41:51 ... own 7 percent of America,
00:41:57 Prince Bandar was so close
00:42:00 ... they considered him a member
00:42:02 They even had a nickname for him:
00:42:06 Two nights after September 11 th,
00:42:10 ... over to the White House
00:42:15 Even though bin Laden
00:42:17 ... and Saudi money
00:42:20 ... and 15 of the 19 hijackers
00:42:24 ... here was the Saudi ambassador,
00:42:28 ... on September 13th.
00:42:31 What were they talking about?
00:42:34 Were they commiserating
00:42:39 Why would Bandar's government...
00:42:42 ... block American investigators
00:42:45 ... of the 15 hijackers?
00:42:50 Why would Saudi Arabia
00:42:52 ... to freeze the hijackers' assets?
00:42:58 The two of them walked out
00:43:01 ... so that Bandar could smoke a cigar
00:43:05 In the distance, across the Potomac,
00:43:11 I wonder if Mr. Bush
00:43:15 ... because he already had a plan
00:43:20 You come in September 12th...
00:43:20 You come in September 12th...
00:43:23 ...to plot our response to al Qaeda.
00:43:26 ...you got from top administration
00:43:29 On that day, what did the president
00:43:31 The president, in a very intimidating
00:43:36 ...with the clear indication
00:43:39 ...with the word that there was
00:43:42 They planned to do something about
00:43:46 Did he ask about any other nations
00:43:49 No, not at all. It was, "Iraq, Saddam,
00:43:53 Were his questions more about Iraq
00:43:56 Absolutely. He didn't ask me
00:43:58 And the reaction you got from
00:44:01 ...from his assistant, Paul Wolfowitz?
00:44:04 Donald Rumsfeld said...
00:44:06 ...the al Qaeda infrastructure
00:44:09 ...he said, "There are
00:44:11 Let's bomb Iraq."
00:44:13 And we said, "But Iraq had nothing
00:44:16 That didn't make much difference.
00:44:19 ...to do Afghanistan first was, it was
00:44:23 And it was obvious that al Qaeda
00:44:26 Americans wouldn't stand by
00:44:46 The United States began bombing
00:44:49 ... just four weeks after 9/11.
00:44:52 ... because the Taliban government
00:44:55 ... had been harboring bin Laden.
00:44:59 We will smoke them
00:45:01 We're gonna smoke them out.
00:45:02 - We'll smoke him out of his cave.
00:45:06 For all his tough talk,
00:45:11 Well, what they did was slow
00:45:15 They put only 11,000 troops
00:45:18 There are more police here
00:45:20 More in Manhattan than there are
00:45:24 The president botched the response.
00:45:28 The U.S. Special Forces didn't get into
00:45:32 ...for two months.
00:45:35 A mass murderer who attacked
00:45:38 ... was given a two-month head start?
00:45:41 Who in their right mind
00:45:44 - Dang! Anybody say "nice shot"?
00:45:46 Hell of a shot.
00:45:48 Or was the war in Afghanistan
00:45:52 Perhaps the answer
00:45:58 In 1997, while George W. Bush
00:46:02 ... a delegation of Taliban leaders
00:46:07 ... to meet with Unocal executives...
00:46:09 ... to discuss the building of a pipeline
00:46:12 ... bringing natural gas
00:46:15 And who got a Caspian Sea
00:46:18 ... the same day Unocal
00:46:21 A company headed by a man
00:46:25 From the point of view
00:46:29 ...this was kind of a magic pipeline...
00:46:31 ...because it could serve
00:46:33 And who else stood to benefit
00:46:37 Bush's number-one campaign
00:46:40 ... and the good people of Enron.
00:46:45 Only the British press
00:46:47 Then in 2001, just five and a half
00:46:53 ... the Bush administration welcomed
00:46:55 ... to tour the United States...
00:46:57 ... to help improve the image
00:47:00 You have imprisoned the women.
00:47:04 I'm sorry to your husband. He must
00:47:07 Here is the Taliban official
00:47:12 ... to meet with U.S. Officials.
00:47:14 Why would the Bush administration
00:47:18 ... to visit the United States,
00:47:21 ... were harboring the man
00:47:24 ... and our African embassies?
00:47:27 Well, I guess 9/11 put a stop to that.
00:47:31 When the invasion of Afghanistan
00:47:34 ... we installed its new president,
00:47:37 Who was Hamid Karzai?
00:47:40 He was a former adviser to Unocal.
00:47:44 Bush also appointed,
00:47:47 ... Zalmay Khalilzad, who was also
00:47:53 I guess you can probably see
00:47:57 Faster than you can say, "Black gold,
00:48:01 ... an agreement with her
00:48:03 ... to build a pipeline carrying
00:48:09 Oh, and the Taliban?
00:48:12 Oh, they mostly got away.
00:48:15 As did Osama bin Laden
00:48:19 Terror is bigger than one person.
00:48:21 And he's a person who's now
00:48:26 So I don't know where he is.
00:48:28 I just don't spend that much time
00:48:31 Didn't spend much time on him?
00:48:35 I'm a war president. I make decisions
00:48:39 ...in foreign policy matters
00:48:43 With the war in Afghanistan over
00:48:47 ... the war president had
00:48:52 The American people.
00:48:58 We've got an unusual terror warning
00:49:01 Fox News has obtained
00:49:03 ...that warns terrorists could use
00:49:07 ...filled with poison.
00:49:09 America is on high alert tonight,
00:49:13 - A possible terror threat.
00:49:18 But where? How?
00:49:21 Be on the lookout for model airplanes
00:49:27 The FBI is warning ferries may be
00:49:31 ...for hijacking.
00:49:34 Could these cattle be a target
00:49:39 - Fear works.
00:49:44 You can make people do anything
00:49:46 And how do you make them afraid?
00:49:48 Well, you make them afraid
00:49:54 They played us like an organ.
00:49:55 They raised the orange, up to red,
00:50:00 I mean, they gave these mixed
00:50:05 The world is changed
00:50:08 It's changed because
00:50:11 Fly and enjoy America's
00:50:15 We have entered what may
00:50:18 ...security environment
00:50:21 Take your families and enjoy life.
00:50:23 Terrorists are doing everything
00:50:26 ...to gain even deadlier means
00:50:29 - Go down to Disney World in Florida.
00:50:33 You tell him sit down and roll over
00:50:37 ...what to do. American people
00:50:40 It was very, very skillfully and ugly,
00:50:45 We must stop the terror.
00:50:47 I call upon all nations to do everything
00:50:55 Thank you.
00:50:56 Now watch this drive.
00:51:00 All right. You give me another one.
00:51:03 They will continue, in my view, as long
00:51:08 ...of every once in a while,
00:51:12 Just in case you forgot.
00:51:14 It's not gonna go down to green
00:51:18 There clearly is no way
00:51:22 ...can live constantly on edge
00:51:25 The reality facing
00:51:29 ...is they're not as safe
00:51:31 Drug dealers and users looking
00:51:34 Gangs who roam the streets
00:51:37 And the growing threat of terrorists
00:51:41 ...is ever greater.
00:51:44 Zytech Engineering, LLC has
00:51:49 ...finally affordable to the average
00:51:52 Protection formerly obtainable
00:51:56 Heck, you can be sitting in here,
00:51:59 ...and enjoying life, while chaos
00:52:04 Every family in America
00:52:07 ...for a terrorist attack.
00:52:10 Now to escaping from a skyscraper.
00:52:13 ...of the Executive Chute Corporation.
00:52:18 - Good morning, Matt.
00:52:21 It's an emergency escape chute.
00:52:25 How high do you have to be
00:52:27 ...for that chute to actually
00:52:30 You only have to be on the 10th floor
00:52:33 They can put this on themselves?
00:52:35 Right. They can put this on
00:52:38 ...as about 30 seconds.
00:52:42 - Here.
00:52:43 That's okay. Real easy to put on,
00:52:48 When you first get this chute,
00:52:51 ...and try it on a few times yourself.
00:52:55 Is this something that you honestly
00:53:00 ...that someone can operate
00:53:03 Oh, yeah. It is. This is actually...
00:53:07 ...put this thing on before in her life.
00:53:10 It's okay. It's something that,
00:53:13 ...you're gonna wanna put it on
00:53:15 Despite the raising of the terror alert
00:53:19 ...with their Christmas errands.
00:53:21 Frances and her family do some
00:53:25 ...knowing al Qaeda is planning
00:53:27 She says being in Saginaw doesn't
00:53:30 ...than if she was in New York City.
00:53:33 Midland is close by...
00:53:35 ...and I said,
00:53:38 I said, "That could be something...
00:53:42 ...concerns for people around here."
00:53:45 ...where they're gonna hit.
00:53:47 But one potential target specifically
00:53:50 ...has security officials baffled.
00:53:55 ...population, 2016.
00:53:57 Such an attack could generate
00:54:00 ...that even here in rural, small-town
00:54:07 On the news there was
00:54:10 - What did the FBI tell you?
00:54:14 Basically let me know about this,
00:54:17 - That's how it started.
00:54:21 ...they wasn't sure Tappahannock.
00:54:25 ...Rappahannock River.
00:54:28 A place called Rappahannock.
00:54:31 This is Tappahannock,
00:54:34 - Is there any target around here?
00:54:37 - It can happen anywhere.
00:54:39 A big spaghetti supper in here.
00:54:41 Wal-Mart, probably.
00:54:43 Do you feel extra suspicious
00:54:45 Oh, everybody does that.
00:54:48 That's just something that happens.
00:54:50 When I look at certain people,
00:54:53 Do you think they could be
00:54:56 - Never know what's gonna happen.
00:54:58 It could happen right now.
00:55:00 Never trust nobody you don't know.
00:55:04 And even if you do know them,
00:55:08 From Tappahannock
00:55:11 ... to every town and village in
00:55:16 And they turned to their leader
00:55:19 But protect them from what?
00:55:47 Meet John Ashcroft.
00:55:50 In 2000, he was running for
00:55:54 ... against a man who died
00:55:59 The voters preferred the dead guy.
00:56:02 So George W. Bush made him
00:56:07 He was sworn in on a stack
00:56:09 Because when you can't beat
00:56:12 ... you need all the help you can get.
00:56:14 During the summer before 9/11...
00:56:16 ... Ashcroft told acting FBI director,
00:56:19 ... that he didn't want to hear
00:56:23 Mr. Watson had come to you and said
00:56:28 ...that there would be an attack.
00:56:30 You said that you told the attorney
00:56:34 ...in these meetings. That correct?
00:56:37 I've told him at least
00:56:40 And you told the staff,
00:56:43 ...Mr. Ashcroft told you that he did not
00:56:48 - Is that correct?
00:56:51 His own FBI knew that summer
00:56:54 ... in the U.S. And bin Laden was
00:56:58 ... around the country.
00:57:00 But Ashcroft's Justice Department
00:57:04 ... and a deaf ear.
00:57:05 But after 9/11, John Ashcroft
00:57:10 ... for how to protect America.
00:57:12 The Patriot Act, adopted by Congress
00:57:15 ...six weeks after the attacks...
00:57:17 ...has changed the way
00:57:19 The Patriot Act allows for searches
00:57:24 ...computer and telephone
00:57:26 ...even for the books you take out of
00:57:30 ...say they're willing to give up
00:57:34 - Maybe that's a good thing.
00:57:38 Yes, something needed to be done.
00:57:42 These are the good people
00:57:45 A community group
00:57:49 Unlike the rest of us,
00:57:53 ... in what the Patriot Act is all about.
00:57:55 Each week, they meet to discuss
00:58:00 They sit around, they share stories,
00:58:05 Some have more than one.
00:58:09 This is Aaron Stokes,
00:58:13 The other members liked him.
00:58:15 He had come to the meetings,
00:58:18 We go out on Friday nights and stand
00:58:22 And he had gone with us,
00:58:25 He went with us in June
00:58:30 Then one day, Aaron didn't show up
00:58:33 My friend Dan and I were reading
00:58:36 ...and when I picked up the paper,
00:58:40 ...Aaron's picture caught my eye.
00:58:42 The article said that a sheriff's deputy
00:58:45 ...and I saw it had a name
00:58:49 ...that said that he was a member
00:58:54 That's right.
00:58:56 The photo of the man
00:58:59 ... was not the Aaron Stokes
00:59:02 He was actually Deputy Aaron Kilner,
00:59:09 Sheriff Pierce made it very clear
00:59:12 ...Aaron Kilner was assigned
00:59:15 ...that he was able to infiltrate
00:59:18 ...that are open to the public.
00:59:21 You could understand why the police
00:59:23 ... on a group like Peace Fresno.
00:59:26 Just look at them.
00:59:28 A gathering of terrorists
00:59:33 This is Barry Reingold,
00:59:36 ... from Oakland, California.
00:59:39 Barry likes to work out in the gym.
00:59:42 Somewhere between his cardio
00:59:45 ... Barry got political.
00:59:48 We were up in the gym,
00:59:52 ...and a number of us were talking
00:59:56 ...and bin Laden, and someone said,
01:00:00 ...for murdering those people."
01:00:04 But he'll never be as big
01:00:07 ...who bombs all over the world
01:00:10 Barry didn't have to worry
01:00:14 His fellow weightlifters
01:00:18 I was taking a nap, and I guess
01:00:23 And they came to my place,
01:00:27 And they said, "The FBI."
01:00:32 Yes, the FBI had come to see Barry.
01:00:35 And they weren't there to Jazzercise.
01:00:39 The FBI said, "Have you been talking
01:00:44 ...and oil profits and Afghanistan?"
01:00:48 ...about these things."
01:00:50 I feel my rights have been,
01:00:55 I mean, if you have something to say
01:00:59 Don't tell the FBI, and they come to
00:00:03 There's nothing about the Patriot Act
00:00:06 ...in any way, shape or form.
00:00:08 I have a 1-800 number. Call me.
00:00:12 I'm the guy you call
00:00:16 If you've got a poster child on this,
00:00:18 I'm hired by the people to provide
00:00:22 Trent Lott said,
00:00:25 "Maybe now we can do things
00:00:30 No, a dictatorship would be a heck
00:00:34 I mean, they had all this on the shelf
00:00:39 Ideas of things they would like to do.
00:00:43 ...and they said, "It's our chance.
00:00:46 There was an assumption
00:00:51 ...that there had to be a surrender
00:00:55 There's troubling definitions
00:01:00 The definition of terrorist,
00:01:04 ...that it could include people who...
00:01:08 No one read it.
00:01:11 They wait till the middle of the night,
00:01:16 And the next morning when we
00:01:19 How could Congress pass this
00:01:24 Sit down, my son.
00:01:27 We don't read most of the bills.
00:01:32 Do you really know what that
00:01:35 ...if we were to read every bill
00:01:42 Well, the good thing, it would
00:01:46 I couldn't believe that virtually
00:01:49 ... had read the Patriot Act
00:01:52 So I decided the only patriotic thing
00:01:56 ... was for me to read it to them.
00:02:00 Members of Congress,
00:02:03 ...I would like to read you
00:02:06 "Section 1:
00:02:07 Section 210 of this code
00:02:11 "Section 2703C..."
00:02:13 My job is to secure the homeland.
00:02:13 My job is to secure the homeland.
00:02:16 But I'm here to take
00:02:20 That's you, stretch.
00:02:22 - Right behind you.
00:02:24 We all know you can't
00:02:27 ... on an empty stomach.
00:02:30 ... everyone needs to sacrifice.
00:02:33 Especially little Patrick Hamilton.
00:02:37 I'm sure each of us has our own
00:02:43 But here's my favorite.
00:02:45 The terrorist threat that was posed
00:02:50 I thought if I put a little bit on my lips,
00:02:54 ...because I'm tasting it.
00:02:57 ...she was telling me, "Chug that."
00:03:01 And of a 4-ounce bottle,
00:03:04 ...2 more ounces of breast milk...
00:03:06 ...that then, because it's touched
00:03:09 While homeland security
00:03:12 ... was kept off our planes...
00:03:14 ... they were also doing everything
00:03:17 ... could light a firebomb onboard.
00:03:20 - I can bring that on the plane?
00:03:24 One too many books of matches.
00:03:26 You can have four books
00:03:29 When we already have
00:03:32 ...who would have blown up
00:03:34 ...if he had a butane lighter,
00:03:37 ...why would Transportation Security
00:03:40 ...to take four books of matches
00:03:43 ...as you board a plane? I'm guessing
00:03:47 ...to say, "When an airplane lands,
00:03:50 ...so don't take their lighters away."
00:03:52 Let me see if I got this straight.
00:03:54 Old guys in the gym, bad.
00:03:58 Breast milk, really bad.
00:04:00 Matches and lighters on the plane?
00:04:03 Was this really about our safety?
00:04:10 This is where the Pacific Ocean
00:04:14 Over 100 miles of beautiful,
00:04:20 And, thanks to the budget
00:04:23 ... the total number of state police
00:04:27 One.
00:04:30 Part-time.
00:04:32 Meet Trooper Brooks.
00:04:34 I maybe get a chance to hit
00:04:38 ...once, maybe twice a week
00:04:43 You know, just to even drive up here
00:04:46 You know, I mean, as far as I know,
00:04:51 I don't even wanna suspect,
00:04:54 Back at the state trooper patrol office,
00:04:58 ... Trooper Kenyon had to come in
00:05:01 ... to catch up on some paperwork.
00:05:03 For the most part, especially during
00:05:06 ...this is what they get.
00:05:08 They can read the sign
00:05:11 It just basically explains
00:05:15 ...our office is not open
00:05:18 There's a sign that explains
00:05:21 ...they can use the phone booth
00:05:27 Ironically enough, that phone
00:05:30 It doesn't work very well,
00:05:32 ...they pick up the phone
00:05:36 They don't hear anything.
00:05:37 For Tuesday, there'll be
00:05:41 Wednesday, there'll be no troop
00:05:43 Thursday, there'll be
00:05:45 You get calls all the time.
00:05:47 People will call in
00:05:49 ...or somebody looking suspicious.
00:05:51 And I don't hardly ever respond
00:05:54 I just don't have the time to do it.
00:05:56 I asked, "How many people do
00:05:59 ...on duty tonight?"
00:06:00 And we had eight troopers...
00:06:03 ...on for the entire state of Oregon,
00:06:07 I think Oregon is a prime example
00:06:12 ...is not as secure as what people
00:06:16 Nobody's sent me a manual that says,
00:06:20 If I had that manual, I'd read it.
00:06:25 Yeah.
00:06:27 The Bush administration
00:06:30 ... on how to deal
00:06:32 ... because the terrorist threat
00:06:37 They just wanted us
00:06:39 ... so that we'd get behind
00:06:48 Four minutes.
00:06:50 - Right from the top.
00:06:54 - How much time?
00:06:59 - Okay, folks.
00:07:03 - Stand by.
00:07:08 Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five...
00:07:13 ...four, three, two, one.
00:07:17 My fellow citizens...
00:07:52 At this hour, American
00:07:55 ...are in the early stages
00:07:58 ...to disarm Iraq...
00:07:59 ...to free its people and to defend
00:08:03 On my orders, coalition forces
00:08:07 ...selected targets
00:08:09 ...to undermine Saddam Hussein's
00:08:35 On March 19th, 2003...
00:08:39 ... George W. Bush
00:08:42 ... invaded the sovereign nation
00:08:46 A nation that had never attacked
00:08:51 A nation that had never threatened
00:08:56 A nation that had never murdered
00:09:21 We're going to find this...
00:09:26 Young girl, age 20.
00:09:29 I think it's the other part
00:09:36 There is a lot of innocent civilians
00:09:36 There is a lot of innocent civilians
00:09:39 And I think that is because
00:09:44 ...we came in, and we knew
00:09:46 And pretty much at first
00:09:49 When war happens
00:09:51 ...it's like we're pumped up,
00:09:54 It's the ultimate rush.
00:09:55 Because you know
00:09:58 ...then you got a good song
00:10:01 And that gets you real fired up.
00:10:05 You can hook your CD player up...
00:10:07 ...to the tank's internal
00:10:10 When you put your helmet on
00:10:13 This one we listen to the most.
00:10:14 This is the one... When we travel,
00:10:17 Drowning Pool.
00:10:20 ...is fitting for the job.
00:10:28 We picked "the roof is on fire"...
00:10:30 ...because it symbolized
00:10:33 At the time we wanted it to burn
00:10:37 The roof, the roof
00:10:41 We don't need no water
00:10:45 Burn, motherfucker, burn
00:10:59 This is a totally different picture here
00:11:04 Urban warfare in a tank.
00:11:06 Civilians.
00:11:08 The civilians...
00:11:10 You don't know who's friendly,
00:11:13 This is a lot more real and true
00:11:16 People thought it was gonna be, "Look
00:11:20 A lot of this is face to face.
00:11:22 Especially riding by after
00:11:25 ...and seeing all the people
00:11:29 And all the smells around you
00:11:33 It's a lot more gruesome
00:11:36 We called in with some artillery
00:11:39 Some innocent women
00:11:41 We met them on the road,
00:11:44 ...little girls with noses
00:11:46 And...
00:11:48 ...husbands carrying their dead wives
00:11:51 That was extremely difficult
00:11:54 "Shoot. What the hell
00:11:57 The targeting capabilities
00:12:04 ...is as impressive as anything
00:12:10 - Got him.
00:12:12 Get the other one.
00:12:17 The care that goes into it,
00:13:19 Honestly, I think we should
00:13:22 ...in every decision he makes,
00:13:25 You know? And be faithful
00:13:28 - Do you trust this president?
00:13:32 Britney Spears was not alone.
00:13:35 The majority
00:13:37 ... trusted the president.
00:13:40 He'd spent the better part
00:13:43 ... giving them every reason
00:13:47 Saddam Hussein has gone
00:13:50 ...spent enormous sums...
00:13:52 ...taken great risks to build and keep
00:13:57 Saddam Hussein is determined
00:14:01 Nuclear weapon. Nuclear weapon.
00:14:03 Active chemical munitions bunkers.
00:14:08 We know he's got
00:14:10 He's got them. He's got them.
00:14:13 Huh, that's weird.
00:14:15 Because that's not what Bush's
00:14:20 He hasn't developed capability...
00:14:22 ...with respect to weapons
00:14:24 He's unable to project conventional
00:14:29 We're able to keep arms from him.
00:14:32 Saddam Hussein aids
00:14:36 ...including members of al Qaeda.
00:14:39 There was a relationship
00:14:42 Saddam. Al Qaeda.
00:14:44 Saddam. The al Qaeda. Saddam.
00:14:48 It's only a matter of time
00:14:50 ...armed with weapons
00:14:53 ...develop the capability to deliver
00:14:56 We're giving you facts
00:14:59 ...based on solid intelligence.
00:15:04 He's a man who hates America.
00:15:06 This is a man who cannot stand
00:15:09 There's willingness
00:15:13 He hates the fact, like al Qaeda does,
00:15:16 After all, this is a guy that tried
00:15:22 They got people to believe there was
00:15:26 You get told things every day
00:15:29 It doesn't seem to bother people.
00:15:31 The Democrats were there to put
00:15:36 I'll vote to give the president
00:15:39 United States is prepared to lead the
00:15:43 When I say we will lead
00:15:46 ...to disarm him if he chooses
00:15:48 - Who's in that coalition of the willing?
00:15:53 The coalition of the willing.
00:15:56 Roll call.
00:15:57 The Republic of Palau.
00:16:01 The Republic of Costa Rica.
00:16:05 The Republic of Iceland.
00:16:09 None of these countries has an army,
00:16:13 So it looked like we'd be doing
00:16:18 - Then there was also:
00:16:22 The Kingdom of Morocco.
00:16:27 Morocco wasn't officially
00:16:30 ... but according to one report, they did
00:16:34 ... to help detonate land mines.
00:16:37 These are men of vision.
00:16:39 The Netherlands.
00:16:41 And I'm proud to call them allies.
00:16:44 Afghanistan.
00:16:46 Afghanistan?
00:16:48 Oh, yeah. They had an army.
00:16:51 Our army. I guess that's one way
00:16:55 Just keep invading countries.
00:16:57 Yes, with our mighty coalition intact,
00:17:02 One could almost say
00:17:08 Fortunately, we have an independent
00:17:11 ... who would tell us the truth.
00:17:14 The rallying around the president,
00:17:18 And we're gonna win!
00:17:19 You have to be with troops
00:17:22 I want you to know,
00:17:25 The pictures you're seeing
00:17:28 When my country's at war,
00:17:33 Iraqi opposition has faded
00:17:36 What you're watching here is truly
00:17:41 It was absolutely electrifying.
00:17:43 They had to strap me in with my
00:17:46 An awesome, synchronized
00:17:49 There is an inherent bias...
00:17:50 ...in the coverage of the American
00:17:53 Am I slanted and biased?
00:18:00 But one story the media
00:18:03 ... was the personal story...
00:18:05 ... of each and every soldier
00:18:08 The government would not allow
00:18:11 ... to show the coffins coming home.
00:18:14 That kind of story is a downer...
00:18:16 ... especially when you're getting
00:19:03 My fellow Americans...
00:19:06 ...major combat operations
00:19:09 In the battle of Iraq...
00:19:11 ...the United States
00:19:27 Get out of the way!
00:19:36 Move! Move! Move! Move!
00:20:00 162, the number of troops
00:20:03 - 244 U.S. Troops...
00:20:07 - Total killed, 484.
00:20:10 631 American troops...
00:20:11 More than 825 troops
00:20:14 The largest number of American
00:20:17 There are some who feel like
00:20:23 ...that we may decide
00:20:26 They don't understand,
00:20:29 Let me finish.
00:20:31 There are some who feel like
00:20:36 ...that they can attack us there.
00:20:38 My answer is, bring them on.
00:20:54 The United States was planning
00:20:57 ...like it was gonna be easy and all.
00:20:59 But it's not that easy
00:21:09 The renewed battle for control
00:21:13 ...with street clashes in nearly
00:21:17 Iraq could become "another Vietnam."
00:21:19 Officials say they see evidence
00:21:23 ...might be joining forces.
00:21:25 They're not happy they're occupied.
00:21:28 I wouldn't be happy
00:21:40 Two Japanese aid workers
00:21:42 ...kidnapped by men calling
00:21:45 ...the Mujahideen Squadrons.
00:21:47 They threatened to burn
00:21:49 ...if Japan does not withdraw its troops
00:21:54 What's happened?
00:21:58 They attacked our convoy.
00:22:00 You wanna give us your name?
00:22:02 Hamill, Thomas.
00:22:05 The Pentagon might keep up
00:22:06 The Pentagon might keep up
00:22:09 ...beyond their tour.
00:22:10 I know our numbers
00:22:13 They talk about retention.
00:22:16 I never expected
00:22:19 I don't think anybody did.
00:22:20 I don't have any clue
00:22:23 If Donald Rumsfeld was here,
00:22:28 With the war not going
00:22:30 ... and the military in need
00:22:34 ... where would they find
00:22:37 Military experts say three times...
00:22:39 ...the 120,000 U.S. Troops
00:22:41 ...would be needed to pacify
00:22:46 They would find them
00:22:49 ... in the places that had been
00:22:53 Places where one
00:22:56 ... was to join the Army.
00:22:58 Places like my hometown
00:23:02 I was watching TV one day...
00:23:03 ...and they showed some of the areas
00:23:08 And while watching,
00:23:10 ...there's parts of Flint
00:23:12 And we ain't been in a war.
00:23:14 Look at the neighborhood I live in.
00:23:16 Most of them are abandoned.
00:23:19 ...that's not right.
00:23:22 Come right here. President Bush,
00:23:25 He knows about this corner.
00:23:28 At the end of January of '04...
00:23:31 ...the unemployment rate
00:23:34 But you have to take
00:23:37 ...that when your unemployment
00:23:40 I would say that we're close
00:23:43 ...not working or underemployed.
00:23:46 Because being underemployed
00:23:50 My family has gone through
00:23:52 ...when it was Job Central.
00:23:54 In the mid-'80s I came through
00:23:59 I went to a secretary school.
00:24:01 Years later, I'm executive assistant
00:24:05 Interesting.
00:24:07 My mother used to tell me
00:24:09 "Why do you always go
00:24:11 It was because the underdog
00:24:14 People that don't have anything,
00:24:17 And that's who I have fought for
00:24:20 I started taking my children
00:24:23 "The military is a good option.
00:24:24 I can't afford to have you
00:24:28 Financial aid will not help you."
00:24:29 So I, as a mother,
00:24:32 ...about the options
00:24:34 They would take them
00:24:36 They'd see all the things that I,
00:24:40 It'd pay for their education that I, as
00:24:44 The military is a good option
00:24:46 The military is an excellent option
00:24:51 How many of you have a friend
00:24:56 Anybody currently serving
00:24:59 - A brother of mine.
00:25:01 Yeah, cousin.
00:25:02 - Where's your brother?
00:25:04 Germany.
00:25:06 My cousin got shipped off
00:25:11 Dang.
00:25:12 There's, like, an Army
00:25:15 ...or Marines recruiter up there
00:25:19 ...in the lunchroom recruiting
00:25:23 There are people with a calling.
00:25:30 Most serve one weekend a month
00:25:36 Earning money for college.
00:25:42 Protecting their community.
00:25:46 In the Army National Guard...
00:25:48 ...you can.
00:25:53 I'm going into the Air Force.
00:25:54 I'm gonna take a year off
00:25:57 And then make a career. I wanna be
00:26:01 I ran into a recruiter, and there
00:26:04 And this is kind of on another...
00:26:07 More like he was hiring me
00:26:10 It was the way he approached me.
00:26:13 He came up like he was handing
00:26:16 He had business cards
00:26:24 Meet Marine Staff
00:26:26 ... and Sergeant Raymond Plouhar.
00:26:30 They are two of the many recruiters
00:26:34 They're very busy these days.
00:26:36 Look, he's running away already.
00:26:38 - He's seen us coming.
00:26:42 What have we got here?
00:26:44 - Need a little gangster.
00:26:46 We're heading over
00:26:50 They decided not to go
00:26:52 ... Genesee Valley Mall
00:26:55 They have a hard time
00:26:58 Instead, they went
00:27:01 - Let's go in through Mervyn's.
00:27:04 And then we'll walk straight down
00:27:08 Gents, you know
00:27:11 You guys ever think
00:27:12 I thought about going to college
00:27:15 - You any good?
00:27:18 Good. You can play ball
00:27:20 Travel around the world
00:27:23 - David Robinson was in the military.
00:27:26 Yeah, you can definitely hook it up.
00:27:28 Right now somebody out there wants
00:27:31 - Where you work at?
00:27:34 - Sweet. Hook us up with deals.
00:27:37 They're waiting to get recruited.
00:27:39 I was gonna try a career
00:27:41 Career in music? Maybe we can
00:27:45 Let the Marines go for it.
00:27:48 - You know anything about him?
00:27:52 How about a former Marine?
00:27:54 - Oh.
00:27:56 You need to know discipline
00:27:59 Especially discipline
00:28:01 If you make a million, you need
00:28:03 Come to the office, we can talk...
00:28:05 ...show you everything
00:28:07 - A plan?
00:28:10 How about tomorrow?
00:28:13 - That sounds pretty good.
00:28:16 It's better to get them
00:28:18 ...and work on them that way.
00:28:20 Ladies, ready to join up?
00:28:22 Green hat right behind us.
00:28:24 - Looks young. He's young.
00:28:28 We got two over here...
00:28:30 ...right over by the red van.
00:28:32 You go that way, I go this way,
00:28:34 - You're in the ninth grade?
00:28:37 Man, you look older
00:28:40 All right, here's my card.
00:28:41 You ever thought about
00:28:44 I've thought about it.
00:28:46 Even more reason to join up.
00:28:48 What I want to do, man...
00:28:50 ...is get information from you
00:28:53 ...saying I've talked to you, and
00:28:57 What's your name? Phone number?
00:28:59 Add another one to the list.
00:29:01 However, one would love to have
00:29:06 You know, stuff young people
00:29:09 ...of dying in the process,
00:29:14 The holidays add a bit more friction,
00:29:19 ...in the fact we wanna give our guys
00:29:23 However, we are in a combat zone,
00:29:27 Everybody's a little bit
00:29:31 We're professionals.
00:29:35 I promise.
00:29:38 Every house here has the right
00:29:42 Maximum, one AK-47.
00:29:44 We always expect the targets
00:29:54 Rock 'n' roll.
00:29:58 These are fucking bolt cutters.
00:30:01 This goddamn thing
00:30:03 Pop this in there...
00:30:42 Hey, Adele, just hold up.
00:30:50 No, no, no, no.
00:30:52 Where's she going?
00:30:54 - I'll go with her.
00:30:56 She's gonna call him.
00:30:58 She's gonna call him? No, no, no.
00:31:02 Not on the phone.
00:31:04 Is he in the house?
00:31:07 - Passerelli! Passerelli!
00:31:10 He is? He is in the house? Where?
00:31:12 - This is him?
00:31:14 Watch out. Go, go, go!
00:31:18 I have one coming up.
00:31:22 That's Suheib Al Douri?
00:31:25 - What's your name?
00:31:27 - This is Suheib. Yeah.
00:31:30 - This is Suheib?
00:31:33 Stand him up. Get up.
00:31:39 Tell them to calm down, please.
00:31:47 We appreciate your cooperation.
00:31:50 Suheib Al Douri. Bring him out.
00:31:53 We have to, as you go back
00:31:55 ...win the hearts and minds
00:31:58 We have to... We have to bring the...
00:32:01 The ideal of democracy
00:32:05 ...and show them that the American
00:32:27 I start doing evidence turn-in.
00:32:31 So that's gonna be it for the night.
00:32:33 That concludes Christmas Eve.
00:32:40 Merry Christmas, PRT.
00:32:42 Santa came to Iraq
00:32:44 Trying to keep skies
00:32:48 Do you consider yourself
00:32:51 Absolutely.
00:32:52 I'm an extremely proud American.
00:32:56 ...than the average Joe.
00:32:57 When I put my flag out,
00:33:01 Because I know the lives that were lost
00:33:04 ...so that I could be here
00:33:07 - How often do you put the flag out?
00:33:10 I started when my daughter
00:33:13 I had the same flag...
00:33:15 ...flying on my front porch
00:33:19 Praying and hoping every day
00:33:22 And everybody's child
00:33:24 - And she did.
00:33:26 Have other family members
00:33:28 Absolutely. Uncles, aunts...
00:33:31 ...cousins, brothers, father.
00:33:33 - Very strong military family.
00:33:35 My family was...
00:33:39 ...part of the backbone of America.
00:33:41 It's families like mine.
00:33:43 There's hundreds of families,
00:33:46 ...that this country was founded
00:33:49 I have been known to be
00:33:52 That's what you consider
00:33:55 - Yeah, it's a great country.
00:33:58 The cross that I choose to wear
00:34:03 That's because I believe that all
00:34:07 And my family itself is multicultural.
00:34:09 You have a daughter
00:34:13 Then your first-born son,
00:34:15 That's quite a gift to the country
00:34:21 So having a son in the Army,
00:34:24 Oh, you know what? He made it.
00:34:27 What was your reaction to protestors
00:34:32 I always hated the protestors.
00:34:34 I always hated the protestors.
00:34:38 It was just like they were
00:34:43 And I burned in my soul
00:34:47 They're not there because
00:34:49 But then I came to understand
00:34:53 ...and women there. They were
00:34:57 I know I'm a soldier,
00:35:01 I've been a soldier for a while.
00:35:05 Once you have to go
00:35:08 ...and you see the things
00:35:12 ...I was saying, there's some
00:35:15 Battalion commander fully
00:35:20 ...attacked in some type of way...
00:35:23 ...before we get to FARP Shell.
00:35:26 I know that so far
00:35:29 Not much has happened.
00:35:30 But be aware that it can,
00:35:40 They're beginning to organize
00:35:43 The kids get together a lot.
00:35:46 ...but guys about 17, 18...
00:35:48 ...starting to come together.
00:35:50 They hate us.
00:35:55 Immoral behavior
00:36:00 When a president commits
00:36:02 ... of sending otherwise good kids
00:36:07 ... this is what you get.
00:36:09 Hey, is he ticklish?
00:36:11 Don't tell me you don't know.
00:36:33 To have these people
00:36:37 ...whatever, means they can.
00:36:39 And I don't understand it.
00:36:41 We're trying to help these people,
00:36:43 ...they don't want our help.
00:36:46 The minute something goes wrong,
00:36:49 Why didn't you do this?"
00:36:51 I hate this country.
00:36:53 You know, you... I feel
00:36:58 ...is destroyed in taking another life.
00:37:04 Yeah, that statement is very true.
00:37:07 You cannot kill someone
00:37:11 If you get called up...
00:37:12 ...will you go back to Iraq?
00:37:16 What repercussions
00:37:20 Possible jail time.
00:37:21 That's one possible thing.
00:37:23 - Are you willing to risk that?
00:37:26 Yes, I...
00:37:28 I will not let my person...
00:37:33 I will not let anyone...
00:37:36 ...send me back over there
00:37:40 Especially when they pose
00:37:49 I won't do it.
00:37:52 This is an impressive crowd.
00:37:55 ...and the have-mores.
00:37:59 Some people call you the elite.
00:38:02 I call you my base.
00:38:12 While Bush was busy
00:38:14 ... and professing his love
00:38:17 ... he proposed cutting combat
00:38:21 ... and assistance to their families
00:38:24 He opposed giving veterans...
00:38:26 ... a billion dollars more
00:38:29 ... and he supported
00:38:32 He tried to double the prescription
00:38:36 ... and opposed full benefits
00:38:41 When Staff Sergeant Brett Petriken
00:38:43 ... was killed in Iraq on May 26th...
00:38:46 ... the Army sent his last paycheck
00:38:49 ... but they docked him for the last five
00:38:52 ... because he was dead.
00:38:56 They say they're not gonna leave
00:38:59 ...but they're leaving all kinds
00:39:04 To say we're forgotten,
00:39:06 Yes. There's a lot of soldiers
00:39:09 ...that have been skipped over.
00:39:11 Didn't get the proper coverage
00:39:14 There's a death toll, but not
00:39:20 - I still feel like I have hands.
00:39:23 And the pain is like my hands
00:39:27 But they do a lot to help it...
00:39:29 ...and they take a lot
00:39:31 It makes it a lot more tolerable.
00:39:35 I was injured in late April
00:39:40 A couple of guys come out
00:39:44 I got nerve damage
00:39:47 I've got a lot of pain.
00:39:52 I take a lot of morphine...
00:39:54 ...to help with that and stuff.
00:39:58 I'm doing...
00:39:59 Doing... You know, just readjusting.
00:40:02 Getting life back on track.
00:40:06 You know what I'm saying?
00:40:09 I'm not gonna do what it is
00:40:13 I was a Republican
00:40:16 And...
00:40:19 ...for some reason, they...
00:40:24 They conduct business
00:40:27 I'm gonna be incredibly active
00:40:30 ...down where I live once I get out.
00:40:33 I'm gonna definitely do my best...
00:40:36 ...to ensure that the Democrats
00:40:39 Iraq, Baghdad, I didn't know
00:40:45 And we were in the hallway
00:40:49 ...and he was crying and said
00:40:52 And he didn't want
00:40:54 So we had a conversation about,
00:40:59 ...because it keeps
00:41:01 That's when he told me
00:41:04 But he knew he was going
00:41:08 We were... As everybody,
00:41:12 Just glued, completely glued
00:41:15 ...in hopes of seeing
00:41:17 "Can't you please go to
00:41:20 Can't you please let us see him?"
00:41:22 Then that night,
00:41:25 ...I went upstairs to the bedroom.
00:41:28 I was in bed, flipping the channels
00:41:30 All I heard was, "Black Hawk down,
00:41:34 What I can tell you at this hour
00:41:37 ...the Army did, indeed, lose
00:41:41 We are being told by officers
00:41:43 ...that there were six occupants
00:41:46 The next morning
00:41:48 "You push those sad thoughts
00:41:51 Okay, Jesus,
00:41:53 I need you, Jesus.
00:41:56 The Army called me, and I remember
00:41:59 Asking me was I Lila Lipscomb,
00:42:02 And he said, "Mother of
00:42:07 And I remember
00:42:13 And all I can honestly say
00:42:16 ...is, "Ma'am,
00:42:19 ...the secretary of defense
00:42:25 That's all I know.
00:42:28 The grief grabbed me so hard...
00:42:32 ...that I literally fell on the floor.
00:42:35 And I was alone. I didn't
00:42:39 So I literally crawled
00:42:42 ...and was hanging on.
00:42:44 And I remember screaming:
00:42:47 "Why does it have to be Michael?
00:42:49 Why did you have to take my son?
00:42:54 He didn't do anything.
00:42:56 He wasn't a bad guy.
00:42:59 Why did you have to take my son?"
00:43:02 L... I... I... I'm...
00:43:05 I can't imagine what it must be like
00:43:09 ...or a husband and...
00:43:11 And I... It pains me.
00:43:15 Do you have his last letter?
00:43:18 It was mailed March 16th...
00:43:20 ...but I didn't get it until probably
00:43:25 "Hello. Hey, Mama.
00:43:27 Well, sorry I haven't
00:43:30 They took the phone
00:43:32 I got the letter and box.
00:43:35 That is so cool.
00:43:40 ...the same day your oldest son did.
00:43:43 How is everyone? I'm doing fine.
00:43:45 We are just out here in the sand
00:43:49 What in the world is wrong
00:43:52 Trying to be like his dad, Bush.
00:43:55 He got us out here
00:43:58 I am so furious right now, Mama.
00:44:02 I really hope they do not
00:44:08 I am in good spirits,
00:44:11 I really miss you guys.
00:44:13 Thanks for the Bible...
00:44:16 ...and books and candy.
00:44:19 I really look forward to letters
00:44:23 Well, tell all the family hello
00:44:28 We don't expect anything
00:44:31 I cannot wait to get home
00:44:36 Tell Sputnik congrats...
00:44:38 ...and I'll see my first nephew soon...
00:44:42 ...as soon as I get back
00:44:45 Hope you guys are doing okay...
00:44:48 ...and keep sending the mail.
00:44:50 It makes getting through
00:44:56 Well, I am on my way to bed...
00:44:59 ...so I will write you guys soon.
00:45:02 I love and miss...
00:45:05 ...all of you guys."
00:45:20 I want him to be alive...
00:45:22 ...and I can't make him alive.
00:45:26 But your flesh just aches.
00:45:29 You want your child.
00:45:32 A parent is not supposed
00:45:38 I feel... I feel sad for my family...
00:45:42 ...because we lost our son.
00:45:46 But...
00:45:48 ...I really feel sorry
00:45:51 ...that is losing their kids
00:45:59 And for what?
00:46:01 L... I don't...
00:46:04 That's the...
00:46:07 For what?
00:46:08 You've heard a lot
00:46:12 Criticism is okay. We can take it.
00:46:16 Our employees are doing
00:46:18 We're feeding the soldiers.
00:46:21 Will things go wrong?
00:46:25 We're serving the troops
00:46:27 ...not who we know.
00:46:29 Let me tell you about Halliburton,
00:46:34 I'm proud of what I did at Halliburton.
00:46:36 The people are proud of what
00:46:39 ...don't feel any need to apologize...
00:46:41 ...for the way I've spent my time
00:46:44 ...as the CEO and chairman
00:46:47 This is also an attempt
00:46:50 ...from the fact they have
00:46:53 And as the secretary of energy said,
00:46:59 In the middle of the war, Microsoft,
00:47:04 ... invited Halliburton
00:47:06 ... to figure out how much money
00:47:11 Having worked this...
00:47:15 ...effort, even since before the...
00:47:19 ...the liberation of Iraq started.
00:47:22 You, industry, are definitely
00:47:27 We appreciate your interest
00:47:30 Lots of you are small businesses
00:47:34 "How do we get a piece of this?
00:47:37 The rest of us will have subcontracting
00:47:41 USTDA is for you.
00:47:43 Once that oil starts flowing...
00:47:45 ...and money coming,
00:47:47 It's the second-largest
00:47:50 No question of how much
00:47:52 I've been getting complaints
00:47:57 The lack of transparency,
00:48:00 I think the profits American companies
00:48:04 ...are so overwhelming.
00:48:06 I mean, when you have a line item
00:48:09 ...and you subcontract it out
00:48:13 ...that's a huge profit.
00:48:14 It's the American taxpayer
00:48:17 And it's gonna get better.
00:48:20 Because it's gonna get
00:48:22 ...as the oil flows
00:48:25 Good news is, whatever it costs,
00:48:28 War is always good
00:48:31 ...that are in the war...
00:48:36 We're very proud.
00:48:39 Supporting U.S. Government
00:48:41 The real heroes of the campaign
00:48:44 ...are the men and women
00:48:46 We're proud of being any part
00:48:49 Halliburton delivers hot meals,
00:48:53 ...and communications
00:48:56 ...so they can be
00:49:02 It's a girl!
00:49:03 Halliburton. Proud to serve
00:49:06 I just read in the paper
00:49:10 - Halliburton got another contract.
00:49:13 Which is not being...
00:49:17 ...contested at all.
00:49:18 Because nobody knows.
00:49:20 Well, it's in the paper,
00:49:23 But that's after it happens,
00:49:28 The United States is now a major
00:49:32 American troops
00:49:34 ...as Texas oil workers
00:49:38 It's a safe environment to work in.
00:49:41 We feel we're being well protected
00:49:44 It's no secret. I mean...
00:49:46 ...I make anywhere between
00:49:50 A Halliburton employee
00:49:53 ...can make between 8 and 10,000
00:49:56 For 40 hours a week.
00:49:58 Driving the same
00:50:00 Go figure.
00:50:02 Where's the justification in that?
00:50:04 There's no other single area
00:50:08 ...with the opportunity
00:50:11 ...similar to the opportunity
00:50:14 The president went in,
00:50:18 We're supporting him
00:50:19 We wanna make sure
00:50:24 ...wasn't for no reason.
00:50:26 If it wasn't for the oil,
00:50:28 Nobody would worry about it.
00:50:30 Unfortunately,
00:50:34 ...we think it's gonna be a good
00:50:37 Good for business,
00:50:40 Today on the news,
00:50:44 And Wolfowitz was saying:
00:50:48 "The Iraqi people are much,
00:50:52 Isn't it better that we
00:50:55 ...and now the Iraqi people
00:50:59 ...and really be free?"
00:51:01 Will they ever be free?
00:51:04 And where are the weapons
00:51:07 It was a... We were duped.
00:51:10 And these poor people...
00:51:12 ...the young men and women
00:51:15 - It's unnecessary.
00:51:17 - That's it. No more.
00:51:20 They died in a just cause,
00:51:23 ...and they will not
00:51:38 Lila had called to tell me
00:51:41 ... to Washington, D. C.
00:51:45 On her break, she said
00:51:48 ... and pay a visit
00:51:58 Bush killed children. Iraqi children.
00:52:01 - My son, killed.
00:52:06 - Lies kill people. Your children too.
00:52:09 They have no business to do
00:52:12 ...all these young Americans.
00:52:14 For what? For oil.
00:52:18 - No, he isn't. This is all staged.
00:52:20 - This is all staged.
00:52:23 - Where was he killed?
00:52:27 - Where was he killed?
00:52:31 April 2nd. It's not a stage.
00:52:35 There are a lot of other people too.
00:52:42 Blame al Qaeda.
00:52:48 What did that woman yell at you?
00:52:50 That I'm supposed
00:52:53 The al Qaeda didn't make a decision
00:52:59 Ignorance that we deal with,
00:53:02 Because they don't know.
00:53:05 ...but you don't know.
00:53:14 I need my son.
00:53:34 God, it's tougher than I thought
00:53:37 ...to be here.
00:53:40 But it's freeing also...
00:53:42 ...because I finally have a place...
00:53:44 ...to put all my pain
00:53:47 ...and to release it.
00:53:55 I guess I was tired of seeing people
00:53:59 Especially when, out of
00:54:04 ... only one had an enlisted son
00:54:10 I asked Corporal Henderson of
00:54:13 ... to join me on Capitol Hill...
00:54:15 ... to see how many members
00:54:19 ... to enlist their children
00:54:22 Congressman, I'm Michael Moore.
00:54:24 - Hey, Michael. How are you doing?
00:54:26 - John Tanner, from Tennessee.
00:54:29 - What y'all doing?
00:54:32 - United States Marine Corps.
00:54:35 - 1968 to '72.
00:54:38 We had Marines guarding the base.
00:54:40 - You have kids?
00:54:41 Is there any way we can
00:54:43 ...and go over there
00:54:46 - I've got all the brochures.
00:54:51 See, there's not many congressmen
00:54:54 In fact, only one. You know.
00:54:56 So we just thought maybe they...
00:54:59 - You guys should send your kids first.
00:55:01 - What do you think about that?
00:55:04 You don't? Oh, good.
00:55:07 - At least take a Marine brochure.
00:55:09 - Pass it around.
00:55:11 Encourage the fellow members
00:55:14 - Send their own.
00:55:16 Thank you, sir.
00:55:20 Congressman? Michael Moore.
00:55:22 - How you doing today?
00:55:24 I'm trying to get members of Congress
00:55:28 ...and go over to Iraq.
00:55:31 Congressman.
00:55:32 Congressman.
00:55:34 Congressman Castle?
00:55:36 Congressman. Congressman.
00:55:39 Congressman Doolittle,
00:55:41 I was wondering if...
00:55:46 Is there any way to...?
00:55:50 Of course, not a single member
00:55:53 ... wanted to sacrifice their child
00:55:57 And who could blame them?
00:55:59 Who would wanna give up
00:56:01 Would you?
00:56:03 Would he?
00:56:07 I've always been amazed
00:56:09 ... forced to live in the worst
00:56:12 ... go to the worst schools
00:56:15 ... are always the first to step up
00:56:20 They serve so that
00:56:24 They offer to give up their lives
00:56:29 It is remarkable, their gift to us.
00:56:33 And all they ask for in return...
00:56:36 ...is that we never send them
00:56:40 ... unless it's absolutely necessary.
00:56:45 Will they ever trust us again?
00:56:48 He had used weapons.
00:56:51 We know where they are.
00:56:54 Around Tikrit, Baghdad
00:56:56 There is a tie between Iraq
00:57:01 The struggle can only end...
00:57:03 ...with their complete
00:57:06 We wage a war to save
00:57:11 We did not seek it.
00:57:14 But we will fight it,
00:57:18 George Orwell once wrote...
00:57:20 ... that, "It's not a matter of whether
00:57:25 Victory is not possible.
00:57:28 The war is not meant to be won.
00:57:34 A hierarchical society
00:57:37 ... on the basis of poverty
00:57:40 This new version is the past...
00:57:43 ... and no different past
00:57:48 In principle, the war effort
00:57:50 ... to keep society
00:57:54 The war is waged by the ruling group
00:57:58 And its object is not the victory
00:58:03 ... but to keep the very
00:58:08 There's an old saying
00:58:10 I know it's in Texas,
00:58:12 Fool me once...
00:58:15 ...shame on...
00:58:17 Shame on you.
00:58:22 You fool me,
00:58:24 For once, we agreed.