ANALYSIS    AIR DATE: Feb. 26, 2003  Meet the Candidates: Joseph
Lieberman   Margaret Warner continues the series of
conversations with the Democratic presidential candidates.
Senator Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut discusses his views on
Iraq and foreign policy.  MARGARET WARNER: Earlier this week we
heard from Congressman Richard Gephardt and former Gov. Howard
Dean. Tonight we talk with Sen. Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut.
He is 61, born in Stamford, Connecticut, and a graduate of Yale
University and Yale Law School. He spent a lifetime in public
office, first elected to the Connecticut State Senate in 1971,
and becoming majority leader four years later. He was elected
the state's attorney general in 1982, and six years after that,
he defeated longtime Republican U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker.
Lieberman is now serving his third Senate term. In 2000, Al Gore
picked him as his running mate, making Lieberman the first
Jewish vice presidential nominee from a major party. He joins us
now from Capitol Hill. Welcome,