I think it's important to note that the president himself, in the last couple of days, while he has been in your neighborhood out there in eastern Europe, and in the Jordan area, has been saying he's not -- he does not intend to enter into talks with Iran and Syria and does not intend to start drawing down troops until the mission is completed.
Gergen discusses President Bush's stance on not negotiating with Iran and Syria and his commitment to troop presence until the mission is completed.
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