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The following is a transcribed excerpt from Fox News Sunday, July 20, 2003.TONY SNOW, FOX NEWS: Will public release of once-classified material cool the heated debate in Washington over whether White House officials manipulated evidence to help build the case for war in Iraq?For more, we turn to the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Senator Jay Rockefeller, Democrat of West Virginia.Senator Rockefeller, I want to open my interview the same way I did last week with Condoleezza Rice, which is, isn't the statement the president made in the State of the Union address, that British intelligence believed that Saddam had been getting uranium from someplace in Africa, isn't that statement true? It was true then, and it's true today?SEN. JAY ROCKEFELLER (D-W.VA.) : I think generally the evidence is that it was not true. There was a skepticism even before the State of the Union about that possibility. And there's been so much evidence since the State of the Union to say that it...
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