Now posted online here (and text appended after the break).
I figure I'm entitled, these being originally my own words. Formatting and questions from PBS, of course:
Transcript of interview for PBS documentary on Iraq
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4 The Bullet in My Arm
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5 How Well-Intentioned White Families Can Perpetuate Racism
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8 The Woodward Book Comes for James Mattis
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