Director of National Intelligence John D. Negroponte says he hopes that U.S. attempts to gather intelligence on Iran's nuclear weapons program are productive -- and accurate.
In a post created after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Negroponte's job is to give U.S. policymakers information about al-Qaida and other terrorist organizations, and to coordinate U.S. intelligence efforts.
Negroponte, a veteran diplomat, has referred to pre-war intelligence about Iraq "the WMD fiasco."
Robert Siegel talks with Negroponte.
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