Potomac Institute for Policy Studies Senior Fellow David Kay, PhD, is an expert on counterterrorism and weapons proliferation issues, and a former chief weapons inspector in Iraq.  Dr. Kay's conclusion that Saddam Hussein's Iraq did not harbor stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction put him at the center of a firestorm of controversy back in 2004.  In a recent interview with NPR, he reflected on those findings and on lessons learned in the years since.  Click here to read and listen to the interview in full.