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And, John, you have to just point out, as you said, the contrast, which is that General General Kane, when he second took the mic, immediately talked about the four American service members killed in western Iraq when a refueling plane in Air Force Casey 135 crashed.

To open, it took Defense Secretary several minutes.

He first complained about the media, whined and started to rewrite cable news banners suggesting what they should say versus what they have said based on reporting, and then later got to the acknowledgement of the death of those four service members.

Sort of tells you the whole story about where his mind is, deeply worried about the way the war is being perceived, the way he's being talked about, perhaps,

That seemed to be throughout the briefing front and center to him.