become vice president under George W. Bush Jr. and his deputy, Paul Wolfewitz. And they already in 1992 said, we're it. We're the only superpower in the world. Our grand strategy as a nation is to remain completely unchallenged. What came to be called full spectrum dominance in every part of the world. So we have to be militarily the dominant, economically the dominant, financially the dominant, technologically the dominant. We need to dominate. And that is the foreign policy that we have had since 1992. So it's 32 years running. I've been a critic of it those 32 years because I've said, and maybe this sounds strange and counterintuitive, but I've said, don't declare victory of the Cold War. Rather, declare peace with our counterparts. Don't rub their face in it, as Churchill said, in victory, magnanimity and in peace, goodwill, not conquest. But I watched close up something that Wesley Clark told us about. Wesley Clark was the NATO commander during the Clinton administration. We (25/45)