Henry Kissinger would not have supported the Iraq War if he'd known what he knows now

The World | Sep 11, 2014
Henry Kissinger grapples with the underpinnings of global conflict in his new book "World Order." He spoke with PRI's The World host Marco Werman today about a range of issues, including the war on ISIS. But when we asked about his role in the 1973 coup in Chile, he refused to answer.

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