i want to play and we are discussing how the war sort of changed american politics and how we think about our role in the world. i think also how we think about military action and the degree of which it has changed the way we think about those things and what has remained unchanged is the most interesting aspect of the legacy domestically. i want to play this interview charlie rhodes did of tom friedman. this is may of 2003. friedman is talking about what is understanding and endorsing an understanding of the iraq war, that is a pretty shocking one, take a look. what they needed to see was american boys and girls going house to house from busra to baghdad and saying, which part of this sentence don t you understand? you don t think we care about our open society. you think this bubble fan tasta we are going to let it grow,