In his first interview with an American journalist in more than a decade, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein spoke to CBS News Anchor Dan Rather on Feb. 24, 2003. Here are highlights from their wide-ranging, three-hour talk. READ MORE: Top Story: Saddam On War, Terrorism, The U.S. Transcript: The complete interview text Meeting Saddam: Rather shares behind the scenes details
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	The 60 Minutes II Interview: Part 1
	The 60 Minutes II Interview: Part 2
	The 60 Minutes II Interview: Part 3
	The 60 Minutes II Interview: Part 4
	Iraq Watches: The Iraqi people got to see the interview.
	Who Won?: Saddam Hussein says Iraq won Gulf War of 1991.
	Scorched Earth: Saddam tells Rather Iraq he will not burn Iraq's oil fields or other sabotage in war end game.
	No bin Laden Links: Saddam tells Rather Iraq has no ties to Osama bin Laden and the al Qaeda network.
	One On One: Saddam says he has no missiles banned by the U.N., and that he is willing to have a dialogue with President Bush.
	The Scene: Rather talks with Harry Smith about his exclusive with Saddam Hussein and his analysis of the climate for war overseas.
	The Debate: Saddam told Rather he is challenging President Bush to a live debate.
	Behind The Scenes: CBS News Chief White House Correspondent John Roberts asks Rather about what it was like to sit down with Saddam.
	What Was Said: Rather talks to CBS Radio Editor Frank Teltsch about his historic interview.