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David Kay, the former U.N. chief weapons inspector who was sent to Iraq in 2003 to find Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction arsenal, touched off a political firestorm when he later told Congress that the weapons simply were not there.  "We were almost all wrong," he said.  "There were no stockpiles of WMD when the U.S. went to war." Kay is now talking about other long-term dangers to national security. He spoke in June at the Commonwealth Club of California.

David Kay at the Commonwealth Club

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