>> cheney has not given up on insisting there was, indeed, a connection between al qaeda and saddam hussein. in the book he says, "the terrorism experts would make their judgments about a connection between saddam hussein and al qaeda, but to satisfy the regional analysts, a higher-up at the agency would intone saddam had no authority, connection, or control. the phrase turned out to be handy for administration critics, because it seemed to say saddam had no responsibility for terrorism while we were asserting he did. we had the facts on our side, he harbored terrorists and he sponsored them." what's your reaction to that, colonel? >> well, unfortunately, the vice president sticks to that even to this day as you pointed out, and he was saying it during the time. i've since discovered in the summer of 2002, some of the enhanced interrogation was being used not to gain information about a possible another