If I were in uniform, and I’ve been there, I think I’d probably have stood up and gotten fired because we haven’t done the right things in Iraq.
Click play to listen. Recorded on November 12, 2006.
Former Supreme Allied Commander of Europe (and subsequent Democratic presidential candidate) Wesley Clark led the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) forces in the conflict in Kosovo, NATO's first major combat action. His leadership experiences in Vietnam, Latin America, and other theaters inform his thoughts on the Democrats’ ineffectiveness, the consequences of torture, and political strategy.
Journalist Samantha Power interviews Clark as he speaks candidly on the repercussions of Vietnam, his patriotic allegiance to the military, and his opinions on Iraq and Darfur.
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