ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: While the debate heats up in this country of a possible war with Iraq, what's the reaction from Iraq? CNN's Jane Arraf is covering that angle of the story from the capital city, Baghdad. She joins us live with the latest -- Jane.</s>JANE ARRAF, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Anderson here in Baghdad the Iraqi government doesn't usually stoop to the level, as it would say, of responding to Iraqi opposition comments or even commenting on this meeting. Generally, though, they say that these people are spies and even though there is a very large gap a lot of times between what the government says the Iraqi people think and what the Iraqi people actually think, in this case, there's not that much daylight. These people do not have a lot of credibility in Iraqi terms. Here's how most Iraqis see the opposition. Either a bunch of generals who are intimately associated with Saddam Hussein or the last remaining member of the Iraqi monarchy propped up by the British who left here as a child and hasn't been back since, and then there's a businessman who was convicted</s>COOPER: All right Jane Arraf, thanks very much from Baghdad. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com Opposition>
Hussein Reacts to U.S. Officials' Meeting With Iraqi Opposition