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>> TheDeadbolt.com has an interview with John Cena, discussing the recent trip to Iraq and the WWE Tribute to the Troops show. Here are some of the highlights:

On the Divas Being the Top Attraction: "I don't care how many championship belts I could bring over there. I could bring fireworks. I could bring anything. Those girls certainly hold the number one spot. They are saints for going over there. They are so beautiful and so great to the troops. And the guys just absolutely love them. They are the superstars on that trip."

On Changes to the Media Coverage of the War: "Well, honestly, it's real positive over there, man. I mean, the biggest drawback is the fact that these guys and gals are doing the same thing everyday. They're just so proud to be making gains and to be making progress. It's visual progress. It's like not running into your friend for a year and then seeing them a year later. You notice the changes right away, if there are any. Going back every December, you can see the changes every single year. Every single year it gets better. And not only can you visibly see the changes, when you hear statistics like casualties down in the division in Camp Liberty by 75%, it just goes to show that it's coming together over there. I don't know. It's a tough situation because you never want to be in conflict. But it's always a positive idea to know that what they're doing over there is actually working."

On What he Brings Back From the Trips: "I think the word has gotten out over there that I'm a little bit of a stooge for military souvenirs because - One thing I always try to get for myself is - a little [key tick] that I have, myself, is a combat fired shell of munitions, whether it be a 762 or 50-caliber, or, you know, whatever I can find that's actually been used. And I kind of fill it with dirt from Iraq. So I got five of those at my house, one for every year that I've been over there, which is kind of something that I take for me."