Gerald Ford (Jan. 14, 1991)

In this interview, President Gerald Ford discusses the Gulf situation, expressing support for President Bush's military and diplomatic actions against Saddam Hussein. Ford emphasizes the importance of coalition forces and the potential consequences of war, drawing parallels to historical events like World War II. He acknowledges the divided opinion in Congress but highlights the significant support for Bush's decisions. Ford stresses the need for a strong military strategy and the role of international cooperation, while expressing hope for a short conflict with minimal casualties.

What did President Ford say about the role of the United States in the coalition against Saddam Hussein?

How did President Ford compare the current situation to historical events from the 1930s?

What did President Ford say about the implications of peace at any price?

What was President Ford's stance on the necessity of military action against Saddam Hussein?