Bush wants 'all the facts'

President George Bush, declaring he wants “all the facts,” tonight ordered an independent investigation into intelligence failures in Iraq but said he wants to first consult with former chief weapons inspector David Kay.

Bush wants 'all the facts'

President George Bush, declaring he wants “all the facts,” tonight ordered an independent investigation into intelligence failures in Iraq but said he wants to first consult with former chief weapons inspector David Kay.

Bush, trying to quiet mounting election-year criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike, said he will name an independent, bipartisan inquiry into the Iraq problem and gaps in other areas, such as secretive regimes like Iran and North Korea and stateless groups such as terrorists.

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