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BLITZER: I want to move on and talk about Iraq. But before I do, one final thought from you, Sandy Berger, on -- apparently there seems to be some increasing criticism of the Clinton administration, the deal that you helped negotiate in '93, '94, the first time this similar kind of crisis came up with North Korea, that you were suckered in, you got carried away and you should have never made these kinds of concessions to North Korea, that's why they're doing it again now.
BERGER: The fact is that there are 100 nuclear weapons that were not produced by North Korea as a result of that deal. What they got was a few million barrels of oil. It seems to me 100 nuclear weapons, a few million barrels of oil, that's not a bad deal.
And I must say, for some people in the administration, I'm beginning to think that blaming Clinton is a substitute for thinking.
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