Then and Now: What Nancy Pelosi Says About Pre-War Intelligence

(Fox News) - House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last Friday was asked whether President Bush deliberately disregarded the advice of his intelligence community before going to war in Iraq. She said — "Five years ago ... I said the intelligence does not support the threat ... It did indicate there might be chemical or biological but not in any way deliverable or a threat to the United States to justify a preemptive strike on Iraq. There was nothing there. That's why I voted against the war... We saw the intelligence. It simply wasn't there."

But here's what Pelosi said on the House floor in October of 2002 — "He (Saddam Hussein) has chemical weapons. He has biological weapons. He is trying to get nuclear weapons."

And then a month later — "Saddam Hussein certainly has chemical and biological weapons. There's no question about that."