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Iraq / Intelligence Failures #747914

NBC Evening News for Friday, Feb 06, 2004
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(Pakistan: Tom Brokaw)

(Washington: Lisa Myers) President Bush’s naming of a commission, co-chaired by former Senator Chuck Robb† and Judge Lawrence Silberman†, to assess US intelligence failures before the war with Iraq featured; panel members named; details given of the commission’s further mission to look at weapons proliferation in Libya, Iran & North Korea. [BUSH – says we’re determined to make sure that American intelligence is as accurate as possible.] [Panel member Senator John McCAIN – says there is no massive conspiracy {to manipulate intelligence.}] [Senator Carl LEVIN†- says an independent group has got to look at the misuse of intelligence.] [U.N. Secretary General Kofi ANNAN – comments on damage to US credibility.]

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Myers, Lisa
Duration:
00:02:40

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