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"we've got the evidence." and who better to do that than powell? - the secretary's presentation is intended to win the security council's authorization for military action to disarm iraq. in the end, president bush says he does not need the authorization, but he would like to have it. - in the vice president's office, they had already written a speech for powell. it was every rumor, every bit of unverified intelligence they had ever gotten. and he got it and looked at it and said, [scoffs] "i'm not gonna give this speech, are you kidding?" - colin powell spent a few days at the cia, going over...

There have gone smoothly. that includes the right to make surprise checks on so-called special sites, including presidential palaces. >> when the saddam regime readmitted the inspectors, they were making progress, but they simply did not have enough time to really find out anything of significance. >> at this point, the security council was very much against an invasion. and so it was decided, in the white house, that they had to make one more push and really say, "we've got the evidence." and who better to do that than powell? >> the secretary's presentation is intended to win the security co...

Invasion, and so, it was decided in the white house that they had to make one more push and really say, we've got the evidence. and who better to do that than powell? >> secretary's presentation is intended to win the security council's authorization for military action to disarm iraq. in the end, president bush says he does not need the authorization, but he would like to have it. >> in the vice president's office, they had already written a speech for powell. it was every rumor, every bit of unverified intelligence they had ever gotten and he got it and looked at it and said, i'm not going t...

That they had to make one more push and really say, we've got the evident. and who better to do that than powell? >> secretary's presentation is intended to win the security council's authorization for military action to disarm iraq. in the end, president bush says he does not need the authorization, but he would like to have it. >> in the vice president's office, they had already written a speech for powell. it was every rumor, every bit of unverified intelligence they had ever gotten and he got it and looked at it and said, i'm not going to give this speech. are you kidding? >> colin powell ...