I think that Kerry's point is made in spades. It's one thing to have the authority and actually by giving the president authority to have inspectors in. By the time that this war started, I think the administration, the CIA -- thought maybe there weren't weapons there.
Carville discusses John Kerry's stance on the Iraq war and the authority given to the president.
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I think he's going to go out and attack him full-throated. That's my own view.
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