We'll find out the truth...
BUSH: I think, like I said, be patient. The truth will be out. I told David Kay to go find the truth and to bring back reports based upon his own timetable that are solid reports about what he has found. We're analyzing miles and miles of documentation, we're interviewing all kinds of people in Iraq. Some of the famous cards in the deck of cards, and just average citizens who are bringing information.
We've been there for about four months. And David is spending a great deal of time learning the truth. And the truth -- we'll find out the truth. (From aWol's interview with Brit Hume Monday)
And the truth is:
A much-anticipated interim report by the Bush administration's chief weapons hunter in Iraq will offer no firm conclusions about the former Iraqi government's chemical, biological and nuclear weapons programs, senior officials said yesterday.
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But officials yesterday sought to play down expectations that Kay's report will contain any major revelations. Kay, who is in Washington this week finishing the document, is "still gathering information from the field," the CIA's chief spokesman, Bill Harlow, said yesterday. "Don't expect any firm conclusions. He will not rule in or rule out anything."
Four months of UN inspections: Nothing. Four months of US investigations: Nothing. Colin Powell knew that Iraq had nothing in February 2001. Why isn't Congress screaming, accurately, bloody murder?
BUSH: I think, like I said, be patient. The truth will be out. I told David Kay to go find the truth and to bring back reports based upon his own timetable that are solid reports about what he has found. We're analyzing miles and miles of documentation, we're interviewing all kinds of people in Iraq. Some of the famous cards in the deck of cards, and just average citizens who are bringing information.
We've been there for about four months. And David is spending a great deal of time learning the truth. And the truth -- we'll find out the truth. (From aWol's interview with Brit Hume Monday)
And the truth is:
A much-anticipated interim report by the Bush administration's chief weapons hunter in Iraq will offer no firm conclusions about the former Iraqi government's chemical, biological and nuclear weapons programs, senior officials said yesterday.
...
But officials yesterday sought to play down expectations that Kay's report will contain any major revelations. Kay, who is in Washington this week finishing the document, is "still gathering information from the field," the CIA's chief spokesman, Bill Harlow, said yesterday. "Don't expect any firm conclusions. He will not rule in or rule out anything."
Four months of UN inspections: Nothing. Four months of US investigations: Nothing. Colin Powell knew that Iraq had nothing in February 2001. Why isn't Congress screaming, accurately, bloody murder?
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