The Search for Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction
In 2004, the US began to realise Saddam Hussein may not have been stockpiling WMDs
Witness History: Archive 2014 · BBC World Service
February 11, 20148m 59s
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Show Notes
In early 2004, the White House began to realise that Saddam Hussein may not have had WMDs. The existence of chemical and biological agents in Iraq had been a key justification for the invasion in 2003. Hear from the man in charge of the search for the weapons, Iraq Survey Group head Dr David Kay.
(Photo: Former US President George W. Bush. Credit: AP)