Scott McClellan: “I asked them point-blank, 'Were you involved in this in any way?' Both assured me in unequivocal terms, no.”

I think he believes that. He's convinced himself to believe that, but I don't think it's true.

Colin Powell was apparently the only adviser who even tried to raise doubts about the wisdom of war. The rest of the foreign policy team seemed to be preoccupied with regime change or, in the case of Condi Rice, seemingly more interested…

I think it was smart to confront Saddam Hussein. But our options were either, Saddam comes clean or we go to war.

I said what I believed to be true at the time. It was also what the president believed to be true at the time based on assurances that we were both given. And knowing what I know today, I would have never said that back then.