We are very, very pleased the jury was able to see through this insanity defense, ... It was a stack of excuses.

It is the first bricks in the wall of the insanity defense. You do this to lay the groundwork for an insanity defense. There's no other reason to do it.

Defense. That's what we're known for.

The whole team played really good defense and we passed the ball really well.

Yet the DIA, the Defense Intelligence Agency, knew of his background. He has a very troubled background.

We are taking a look at the use of intelligence, and we're taking a look at the role the Defense Department played, and we're looking at prewar Iraq ... in a careful and deliberate way, because we want to get it right.