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Iraq / Saddam / Red Cross Visit #767011

FNC Evening News for Saturday, Feb 21, 2004
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(Studio: Rick Folbaum) The Red Cross’ visit with former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and questions regarding the timing for the transfer of power in Iraq reported. [The Red Cross’ Antonella NOTARI†- describes visit.]

(Baghdad: Todd Connor) The day’s events in Iraq featured; details given about the Red Cross visit, the Geneva Convention mandate that the Red Cross must be allowed to visit POWs, and the clarification of a statement made by US administrator in Iraq Paul Bremer regarding elections in Iraq. [Coalition spokesman Dan SENOR†- explains Bremer’s comment.]

(Studio: Rick Folbaum) An excerpt of President Bush’s weekly radio address concerning the danger Saddam posed before the war in Iraq and a response from Senator John Kerry quoted; Fox News/Opinion Dynamics presidential poll results cited.

Reporter(s):
Folbaum, Rick;
Connor, Todd
Duration:
00:03:50

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