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that is losing their kids as we speak.
1:46:08
And for what?
1:46:10
I don't-- that's the, I guess, the sickening part.
1:46:16
For what?
1:46:18
You've heard a lot about Halliburton lately
1:46:20
Criticism is okay.
1:46:22
We can take it.
1:46:23
Criticism is not failure.
1:46:25
Our employees are doing a great job.
1:46:27
We're feeding the soldiers, we're rebuilding Iraq.
1:46:30
Will things go wrong?
1:46:32
Sure they will, it's a war zone.
1:46:33
We're serving the troops because of what we know,
1:46:36
not who we know.
1:46:38
Well let me tell you about Halliburton,the company I ran.
1:46:41
I'm very proud of what I did at Halliburton
1:46:43
and the people of Halliburton are very proud of
1:46:45
what they accomplished.
1:46:46
And I uh-- frankly uh-- don't feel any need
1:46:49
to apologize for the way I've spent my time
1:46:51
over the past five years as the CEO and chairman
1:46:54
of a major American corporation.
1:46:56
This is also an attempt to divert attention
1:46:59
away from the fact they have no energy policy!
1:47:02
And of the secretary of energy said:
1:47:04
'We were caught unawares!'
1:47:08
In the middle of the war, Microsoft, DHO,
and other corporations
1:47:12
invited Halliburton to a conference
1:47:15
to figure out how much money
could be made in Iraq.
1:47:21
Having worked this uh,
uh effort even since before the invasion the,
1:47:28
the uh liberation of Iraq started.
1:47:31
You in this trade are definitely
a vital part of that effort.
1:47:35
We appreciate your, your interest in this.
We need you.
1:47:40
Now lots of you are small businesses
and you're struggling.
1:47:42
How do we get piece of this big action?
All of you the big guys are gonna get it
1:47:46
and the rest of us will have
subcontracting capability or no, none at all.
1:47:50
... USDDA is for you.
1:47:52
Once that oil starts flowing and money coming,
1:47:55
it's gonna be lots of money.
It's the second largest reserve, oil, in the world.
1:47:59
There's no question about how much money's there.