BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Now oversees, and the vice president, Dick Cheney, has left Israel, now in Turkey, a nation likely to play a significant role if any U.S. plan is developed to oust Saddam Hussein. At this hour, the news coming out of the Cheney tour concerns new movement in the Middle East, and for the very latest, here John King in the Turkish capital of Ankara. John, hello and good evening.</s>JOHN KING, CNN SENIOR WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Good evening to you, Bill, from Ankara. A dramatic day for the vice president. He is here now in Turkey, consultations about a possible showdown with Iraq, that is a tough sell here. It is, of course, as we know from the past week a very tough sell in the Arab world as well. Some dramatic developments in the</s>HEMMER: John King, thank you.
Cheney In Turkey to Gather Support Against Iraq