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Iraq / Weapons of Mass Destruction #763825

FNC Evening News for Wednesday, Feb 04, 2004
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) The comment from Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld that he will not say there are no weapons of mass destruction {WMDs} in Iraq, noted. [At a hearing on Capitol Hill, RUMSFELD†- comments on US intelligence.]

(Pentagon: Bret Baier) The comment from Rumsfeld featured; details given about Rumseld’s suggestion that inspectors need more time to look for WMDs and the continued look into intelligence that leads to the war in Iraq; scenes shown from the hearings at Capitol Hill. [RUMSFELD†- comments on US intelligence.]

(Studio: Shepard Smith) The comment from Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge that he disputes former weapons inspector David Kay’s claim that the intelligence on former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein’s WMDs capabilities was wrong reported.

Reporter(s):
Smith, Shepard;
Baier, Bret
Duration:
00:02:30

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