despicable acts of terror. the world before 9/11 looks different than the world after 9/11. every nation has a choice to make. in this conflict, there is no neutral ground. the facts show that saddam hussein and his regime are concealing their efforts to produce weapons of mass destruction. in this battle against terrorism, there is no silver bullet. today, america is again forging its future by choosing a man to lead it into the 21st century. this is cnn s coverage of election 2000. this is the last official stop of campaign 2000. [ cheers and applause ] if people do what i think they re gonna do, you re looking at the next president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] the schedule over the last 48 hours reflected a major worry florida, home of governor jeb bush. and when he looked me in the eye and said, florida s gonna be bush/cheney country, i believe him. in texas, george w. bush was known as a bipartisan governor. at the time, the s
job performance has jumped ten points from 67% to 77% as of this evening. - of course, the mission was far from accomplished, and in fact what was actually happening, uh, during this moment is the, uh, real insurgency was beginning to gather steam. - the jubilant mood among those very iraqis who suffered most under saddam s regime was not necessarily shared across the iraqi capital, where some violent resistance remained. - it was starting to appear to me that this was not going to end the way it had been briefed. uh, you could just see that this country was probably going to crack. - the united states learned the hard way that removing a tyrant is not the same thing as ushering in democracy. it s much less difficult in in many instances to get rid of the old than it is to help bring about something that s new and better and enduring. - it may seem an ungracious note on which to end, but beware the euphoria. ripping down saddam s pictures, toppling his statues,
of course, the mission was far from accomplished. in fact, what was actually happening during this moment is a real insurgency was beginning to gather steam. the jubilant mood among the very iraqis who suffered most under saddam s regime was not necessarily shared across most of the iraqi capital where some violent resistance remained. it was starting to appear to me this was not going to end the way it had been briefed. you could just see that this country was probably going to crack. the united states learned the hard way that removing a tyrant is not the same thing as ushering in democracy. it s much less difficult in many instances to get rid of the old than it is to help bring about something that s new and better and enduring. it may seem an ungracious note on which to end, but the beware the euphoria. ripping down saddam s pictures, toppling his statues, those are
me this was not going to end the way it had been briefed. you could just see that this country was probably going to crack. the united states learned the hard way that removing a tyrant is not the same thing as ushering in democracy. it s much less difficult in many instances to get rid of the old than it is to help bring about something that s new and better and enduring. it may seem an ungracious note on which to end, but the beware the yew for ra, ripping down saddam s pictures, toppling his statues, those are the benign photogenic events that can delude us into misunderstanding what lies ahead. there are hundreds of thousands of scores to be settled in this country. blood debts to be repaid. the u.s. military doesn t want to get into the middle of that, but if it doesn t, there are likely to be lynchings and massacres that will sicken the world and make the establishment of a new government hideously complicated. it is good that people are
of the iraqi capital where some violence remained. it was starting to appear to me this was not going to end the way it had been briefed. you could just see that this country was probably going to crack. the united states learned the hard way that removing a tyrant is not the same thing as ushering in democracy. it s much less difficult in many instances to get rid of the old than it is to help bring about something that s new and better and enduring. it may seem an ungracious note on which to end, but the euphoria, ripping down saddam s pictures, toppling his statues, those are the benign, photogenic events that can delude us into misunderstanding what lies ahead. there are hundreds of thousands of scores to be settled in this country. blood debts to be repaid. the u.s. military doesn t want to get into the middle of that, but if it doesn t, there are likely to be lynchings and