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Is the War in Iraq Really Over?
In last night's speech from the Oval Office. President Obama said it’s time to "turn the page" from Iraq to Afghanistan and the economy. We look at impact of seven years and almost trillion dollars on Iraq, America’s reputation and the upcoming elections. Also, Middle East peace talks get underway in Washington, and the increasing cost of flying coach.
By Warren Olney • • 50m ListenIn last night's speech from the Oval Office. President Obama said it’s time to "turn the page" from Iraq to Afghanistan and the economy. We look at impact of seven years and almost trillion dollars on Iraq, America’s reputation and the upcoming elections. Also, Middle East peace talks get underway in Washington, and airlines are charging more for providing less.
Members of the military listen as President Barack Obama talks with soldiers at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, August 31, 2010. Official White House photos: Pete Souza
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