Does anything you don't want to hear just go in one ear and out the other like a hummingbird through the Holland Tunnel?

From the NPR interview:

HANSEN:... We began by discussing the conclusions he's reached at the end of his hunt for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

KAY: Well, I think what we reported in October and what the president actually cited in the State of the Union address are the most important things we found. We found that the Iraqi government, particularly Saddam Hussein and his senior leadership, had an intention to continue to pursue their WMD activities; that they, in fact, had a large number of WMD program-related activities. Now it's also important what we have not found. We have not yet found actual weapons and certainly not large stockpiles of weapons. So there was a WMD program. It was going ahead. It was rudimentary in many areas--for example, the nuclear area. But it continued without, though, actual stockpiles of weapons.