General Wesley Clark on "Your World with Neil Cavuto"
June 1, 2006
Transcript by Reg NYC

Neil Cavuto: The media's all over the alleged incident at Haditha. The word massacre's splashed across headlines in almost all major newspapers today across the globe but virtually no coverage of the daily savage attacks by insurgents on Iraqi civilians and our own troops. So, why is that?
With us now is retired General Wesley Clark. He is also a Fox News contributor. General, Thank you for coming.

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: Good to be with you Neil.

Neil Cavuto: The, I, you read everything. I know that, because, you know, you're a voracious reader, and you must have noticed to same thing I did.

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: I see coverage every day of the attacks on US troops and on Iraqi civilians. It's covered every day. It's horrible.

Neil Cavuto: To the degree that this Haditha scandal, whatever you want to call it?

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: Well, I can't tell you- I did not read Iraqi newspapers today, and I don't know how much that's gotten coverage over there, but I'll tell you this.

General Wesley Clark on "The O'Reilly Factor"
May 30, 2006
Transcript by Reg NYC

Bill O'Reilly: Now for the top story tonight, another view of this. Joining us from Washington, Fox News military analyst General Wesley Clark.

General, if you were on active duty over in Iraq and you heard Congressman Murtha, you know, 'don't stick up for the military Charlie', you know and, and really bomb throwing, agitating in my opinion, what would you think about that?

General Wesley Clark: Well, I don't think I'd interpret it that way, not quite like you put it

Bill. I think that what Congressman Murtha's doing is a legitimate function of the Legislative Branch. He's not part of the Executive Branch of government, and he's getting fed information from the inside. He obviously has had a lot of people who have talked to him about this. He's not making this up, and that's the way he sees it, and he wants to get the facts out.