We need to get people who believe in that way of life to help us with information. If they're a government, to help us by expelling people that are engaged in terrorist networks, and it will be people all across that spectrum. Colin Powell and I are together once or twice a day. We talk on the phone probably four or five times a day. We do not have differences.
Human beings say things in different ways.
There is no question that he and the president and I are all in agreement that coalitions are enormously valuable. Obviously, there's no way that one country could go about this task and think they could accomplish anything without the cooperation not just of other countries, but of people in countries that are like the Afghan people where we need their help in terms of providing information and intelligence. Now, what I said is correct also. What I said was that the mission determines the coalition. And the coalition must not be permitted to determine the mission.