Nightline: The Blame Game #747827
ABC Special for Thursday, Feb 05, 2004
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Live discussion with Chris Bury (ABC), former presidential advisor David Gergen, former senior intelligence officer Ellen Laipson, and “Newsweek International” Editor Fareed Zakaria re: issues related to CIA Director George Tenet’s speech today concerning the CIA’s intelligence analysis prior to the US invasion of Iraq that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction, and the subsequent failure of US weapons inspection teams to find them. Taped segment with Michel Martin (ABC), Secretary of State Colin Powell, Tenet, President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, former Iraq weapons inspector David Kay, Democratic presidential candidates former Governor Howard Dean and Sen. John Kerry, and Sen. Pat Roberts. A brief live update by Bury re: events today involving US soldiers in Iraq.
- Reporter(s):
- Martin, Michel
- Duration:
- 00:29:00
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