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Link to a PDF of This Page] INDEX of UNEDITED SOURCE TRANSCRIPTS FOR THE FILM Over sixty news media clips were edited for use in the film LEADING TO WAR. Below are links to the full transcript of each media clip in its original, unedited form – the sections used in the film are highlighted in red. Included in the transcripts are (in order of appearance) President George W. Bush, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz, Vice President Dick Cheney, General Richard Myers, Press Secretary Ari Fleischer, UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State Colin Powell, Attorney General John Ashcroft, and CIA Director George Tenet, speaking in public appearances and reacting to questions from press and members of Congress. January 29, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH –State of the Union Address January 30, 2002 - DONALD RUMSFELD – Pentagon Press Room February 4, 2002 - DONALD RUMSFELD – The NewsHour March 21, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH & DICK CHENEY – White House Oval Office March 21, 2002 - PAUL WOLFOWITZ – The NewsHour March 24, 2002 - DICK CHENEY – Meet The Press / Face The Nation / CNN Late Edition April 6, 2002 - RICHARD MYERS – Novak, Hunt & Shields May 9, 2002 - PAUL WOLFOWITZ – Ashleigh Banfield: On Location May 23, 2002 - DONALD RUMSFELD – Wolf Blitzer Reports June 1, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – US Military Academy Graduation, West Point, NY June 10, 2002 - DONALD RUMSFELD – Kuwait July 8, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – White House Press Room August 1, 2002 - ARI FLEISCHER – White House Press Room August 20, 2002 - DONALD RUMSFELD – Pentagon Press Room August 21, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH & DONALD RUMSFELD – Bush Ranch, Crawford, TX August 26, 2002 - DICK CHENEY – Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention, Nashville, TN September 3, 2002 - ARI FLEISCHER / DONALD RUMSFELD – White House / Pentagon Press Room September 7, 2002 - PRIME MINISTER BLAIR & PRESIDENT BUSH – Camp David September 8, 2002 - RICE, RUMSFELD, POWELL, CHENEY, MYERS – Sunday talkshows September 11, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – 9/11 Commemoration, New York City September 12, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – United Nations General Assembly September 19, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – White House Oval Office September 19, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – Homeland Security Building September 25, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – White House Oval Office September 25, 2002 - CONDOLEEZZA RICE – The NewsHour September 26, 2002 - DONALD RUMSFELD – Pentagon Press Room September 26, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – White House Rose Garden September 30, 2002 - DONALD RUMSFELD – Pentagon Press Room October 7, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – Cincinnati, OH October 9, 2002 - COLIN POWELL – Larry King Live October 16, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – White House East Room October 20, 2002 - COLIN POWELL – This Week October 24 - November 4, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – Congressional Campaign Rallies November 7, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – Eisenhower Executive Office Building December 2, 2002 - DICK CHENEY – Air National Guard Leadership Conference, Denver, CO December 3, 2002 - DONALD RUMSFELD – Pentagon Press Room December 31, 2002 - PRESIDENT BUSH – Crawford, TX January 3, 2003 - PRESIDENT BUSH – Fort Hood, TX January 7, 2003 - RICHARD MYERS – Pentagon Press Room January 19, 2003 - COLIN POWELL / DONALD RUMSFELD – Face The Nation / This Week January 28, 2003 - PRESIDENT BUSH – State of the Union Address February 5, 2003 - COLIN POWELL – United Nations Security Council February 6, 2003 - PRESIDENT BUSH – The White House February 7, 2003 - JOHN ASHCROFT – Department of Justice Press Room February 9, 2003 - COLIN POWELL – Meet The Press February 11, 2003 - JOHN WARNER & GEORGE TENET – Senate Select Committee February 20, 2003 - DONALD RUMSFELD – The NewsHour February 26, 2003 - PRESIDENT BUSH – American Enterprise Institute Annual Dinner February 27, 2003 - PAUL WOLFOWITZ – Congressional Hearing: House Budget Committee March 5, 2003 - COLIN POWELL – Center for Strategic and International Studies March 6, 2003 - PRESIDENT BUSH – White House East Room Press Conference March 16, 2003 - DICK CHENEY / COLIN POWELL – Meet The Press / CNN Late Edition March 16, 2003 - PRESIDENT BUSH & PRIME MINISTER BLAIR – The Azores, Portugal March 17, 2003 - PRESIDENT BUSH – The White House March 19, 2003 - PRESIDENT BUSH – White House Oval Office [link to a PDF of this page] ABOUT THE WEBSITE / ABOUT THE FILM / WATCH ONLINE FOR FREE / BUY THE DVD / CONTACT US How did the U.S. government lead its people to war? A Mechanism for War / Rhetoric and Spin / War Through Rose-Colored Glasses / Abuses and Misuses of Intelligence / A Mythic Reality / Items of Note / Bush Administration Claims vs. The Facts LEADING TO WAR • ©2008 Walden Woods Film Company, Ltd. • Website by Modulus Studios.
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