What is the strongest case the secretary made yesterday in front of the United Nations, do you believe?
Wolfowitz: Well, I think he — it was really three parts. He made it very clear that Saddam Hussein is actively working to deceive the inspectors and to defy the Security Council resolution; that secondly, he has the most dangerous chemical and biological weapons known to man and that he is working on developing nuclear weapons; and, third, that he has, and has had for a long time, very dangerous connections to terrorist groups, including al Qaeda and including, as Secretary Powell pointed out, one very active al Qaeda cell run by this man Zarqawi, who appears to have close ties to Baghdad. Q: I want to talk about that for just a minute. How close is the tie that people need to see between al Qaeda and Iraq? And what specifically is Saddam Hussein and Iraq doing to support al Qaeda? Wolfowitz: I think it’s important to understand that when we talk about terrorist networks, we probably see the tip of the iceberg. I suspect we know 10 percent of what there is to know. And if you just sor
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