I'm not planning to nuke -- I'm not planning to nuke anybody right now, Mike.

all options would be on the table with Iran -- all of them.

Look, Brian, I am proud that I opposed this war from the start.

The American people have spoken. The Congress has voted, as of today, to end this war.

And I've said many times that if I knew then what I now know, I would not have voted that way.

And I have said many times that, if I knew then what I now know, I would not have voted that way.

Well, I think that what Barack said is right.

This is not America's war to win or lose.

I wanted to ask questions, if I might, about the test coming up in May or September because the prior tests haven't been very successful in many ways.

You view Iran as a realistic threat against the United States. A ballistic missile threat against the United States?

Let me just stop you there. You view the TAEPODONG 2--not the 3 but the 2--as a realistic threat to the United States?

When is that going to--that transition soon--when is that?

Are there any major challenges to that test?

I hope you're not around when a storm takes place up there.

Thank you very much. Because this system is going forward so successfully, I think the problem is how to handle success.

Go back to the ABL, if you would. Do you expect any delays in that program?

Are you developing milestones--up our way, we call them mileposts.

Will that be tested on the ship this year?