Afghanistan-U.S. relationship will improve under next president
Ambassador of Afghanistan to the U.S. Said Jawad says that the U.S.-Afghanistan relationship will improve no matter who the next president is. He also says he is impressed by both candidates. (0:55)
October 21, 2008
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