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Is this chart at a reasonable
height for you?
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Or do you want it lowered?
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- Fine.
- All right.
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Earlier tonight...
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Let me first ask the TV.
Are you ready?
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All set?
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Let me hear your v oice level,
so it's the same.
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- How's my v oice level?
- That's fine.
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Terrific.
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Now, I remember exactly
the sentence I left off on.
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I remember how it started,
and I was cut off in the middle.
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You can fix it up.
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I don't want to go back, because
I know exactly what I wanted to say.
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- Go ahead!
- Okay.
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Any military commander
who is honest with himself...
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...or with those he's
speaking to will admit...
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...that he has made mistakes
in the application of military power.
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He's killed people, unnecessarily.
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His own troops or other troops.
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Through mistakes,
through errors of judgment.
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A hundred, or thousands, or tens of
thousands, maybe even 100,000.
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But he hasn't destroyed nations.
And the conventional wisdom is...
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...don't make the same mistake twice.
Learn from your mistakes.
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And we all do. Maybe we make
the same mistake three times...
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...but hopefully not four or five.
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