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In the premiere program of 'Oprah Presents Master Class' (Sun., 10PM ET on OWN), Diane Sawyer recounted an discourse she held nearly 20 eld past with then-president of Iraq Saddam Hussein. It was his first discourse on Western broadcasting in a decade. The venerable reporter said she realized that dictators aforementioned Hussein, "start chance only what [they] poverty to hear. And so [they] become progressively naif of the actual world." Sawyer asked him, "Why do you put people in slammer if they criticize you?" He replied, "You do the aforementioned abstract in America." The ABC World News fix then over that he didn't conceive the U.S. would invade. "He really did not conceive it -- because those around him had continuing to verify him what he wanted to hear."
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