The exhibit is about the people of Rochester, it's not about the battle or the weapons, ... These are all veterans who lived in the community before or after the war.

The vast majority of people will disagree, ... Jesus said there's going to be the few and the many, there's going to be the narrow gate and the broad gate. But that doesn't change the truth.

Memorials of this kind will have an immediate and deeply felt emotional impact on the families of the veterans that have lost loved ones, and upon the community at large that supports such a memorial in appreciation of its citizens that have made the ultimate sacrifice on their behalf.

What's key there is working with the different veterans' groups. It really needs to be inclusive.

The weapons do not exist.

The Iraqis had over two decades to develop these weapons. And hiding them was an essential part of their program.