Wesley Clarke And Brit Hume On Bush's Speech

Hume takes a much kinder tone than he usually does during one of his debate sessions and asks the good Gen. Clark to rspond to the President's speech.
By John Amato — June 28, 2005

Hume takes a much kinder tone than he usually does during one of his debate sessions and asks the good Gen. Clark to rspond to the President's speech. Wesley spoke in a very even manner and took the Prez to task about his plans for the future of Iraq.

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I guess Brit figured this General could whip his butt like Bill Kristol just did.

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