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Explain that one to me.
For forty hours a week...
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driving the same two-and-a-half mile route.
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Go figure. Where do you,
where's the justification in that?
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There's no other single area of the world today
with the opportunity for business, new busness,
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similar to the opportunity
that's available today in Iraq.
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The United States is now a major player
in the Iraqi oil business.
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American troops guard the oil fields as Texas oil
workers assess their potential.
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The President went in and did what he did,
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and we're all supporting him and our troops,
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and we wanna make sure that, you know,
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the efforts and the lost lives...
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it wasn't for no reason.
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If it wasn't for the oil nobody would be there.
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Nobody would worry about it.
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Unfortunately, at least for the near term we think
it's gonna be a good situation and, a dangerous situation.
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Good for business, bad for the people.
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Today on the news,
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Rumsfeld was saying and, uh, wol--, wolf--,
Wolfowitz was saying,
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"Oh, the Iraqi people are much much better off.
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Isn't it better that we got rid of Saddam
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and now the Iraqi people can do what they
wanna do and really be free?"
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Will they ever be free?
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No they'll not be free.
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And where are the, are the weapons
of mass destruction?
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It was an... we were duped.
We were really duped.
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And these poor people - the young men and women
who are being killed there - it's unnecessary.
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- I, I'm, that's it... no more.
-... disgrace...
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They died in a just cause,
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for defending freedom,
and they will not have died in vain.
1:51:46
Lila had called to tell me
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that she was coming down from Flint to Washington,
DC to attend a jobs conference.
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On her break she said she was going to go
and pay a visit... to the White House.