A New Look at Pre-War Intelligence on Iraq
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Read the Department of Defense Office of Inspector General's review of pre-Iraqi War activities of the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy.
A new Pentagon report reveals more about how the Defense Department analyzed intelligence before the Iraq war. Critics say top war planners twisted intelligence to support an invasion. Washington Post reporter Walter Pincus discusses the report with Steve Inskeep.
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