Gen. Petraeus Addresses his 'Legacy'

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Published March 19, 2008 at 1:00 PM EDT

In part two of Alex Chadwick's conversation with Gen. David Petraeus, we hear a more personal side of the top commander in Iraq. Petraeus discusses what the term "Petraeus Generation" means to him and his struggle to keep politics out of the military.

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