Former CIA director James Woolsey on the war with Iraq: "The Long War of the 21st Century"
Former CIA director James Woolsey stated that the general public would have been astounded if President Bush had taken action against Iraq before September 11, 2001 and that the President would have received very little support. He emphasized the importance of staying alert to terrorists and their actions because he acknowledged that although the US has managed to slow Al-Qaeda down, they have not been stopped. The fact that Osama Bin-Laden may be in some cave plotting the next biological attack may be a very plausible one. (1:15)
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February 8, 2005
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