In the following letter to Helen Bower of the Detroit Free Press (one of several critics who had written quite favourably about Dean and the film), Kazan defends Dean and with it his own direction
"Why are white Britons dying at higher rates than other ethnic groups?"
At this point, the president turned to Tenet and said, Can you do this George? Tenet replied, Slam dunk.[157] One year later, when no WMD had been found, Bush specifically referenced this moment to blame the CIA for getting it wrong.[158] Bush was listening to his own intelligence agencies and acting on what they had told him was a sure thing, a slam dunk. However, as George Tenet explained in an interview on 60 Minutes and later in his book At the Center of the Storm,[159] the slam dunk comment was in response to the question: Can you frame the existing evidence in a way that makes it compelling to the American people? and not Are you yourself convinced of the case?[160] The idea that the CIA was entirely confident in its intelligence and the president was acting on their recommendation is, by all accounts, revisionist history that allowed Bush to throw the CIA under the bus, rather than acknowledge his mistake

I would be tempted to experiment a bit, but I don't want to mess with success
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