CBS admits "mistake" over memos in Bush military report
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The CBS television network admitted it had been mistaken in using documents whose authenticity could not be verified in a report questioning President George W. Bush's Vietnam era military service.
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WASHINGTON - After two weeks of staunchly defending a report on President Bush&#39;s National Guard service, CBS News and Dan Rather apologized Monday for relying on documents they now say cannot be verified.
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CBS News said Monday it cannot vouch for the authenticity of documents it broadcast on &quot;60 Minutes&quot; casting doubt on the National Guard service of President Bush during the Vietnam era.
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American star newscaster Dan Rather has apologised on prime time television for using falsified documents to back a report that had cast doubts on President George Bush&#39;s Vietnam-era military service.
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A former Texas Air National Guard officer whom CBS News relied on to support the authenticity of memos about President George W. Bush&#39;s military service said that he never saw the memos
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CBS News continued to defend the legitimacy of its recent story about President Bush's Vietnam-era service in the Texas Air National Guard, even as two experts it hired to examine records CBS used told ABC they could not vouch for their veracity.
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WASHINGTON - CBS News mounted an aggressive defense Friday of its report about President Bush's service in the Air National Guard, with anchor Dan Rather saying broadcast memos questioned by forensic experts came from "what we consider to be solid sources."   On Friday's "CBS Evening News," Rather said that "no definitive evidence" has emerged to prove the documents are forgeries.   "If any definitive evidence comes up, we will report it," Rather said...
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An external review of how CBS News came to use disputed documents in a report on President Bush's military record will probably not be concluded until after the November election so as not to interfere with the presidential race, a top executive said on Tuesday.
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In an enormous blow to its credibility, CBS News on Monday said it had been deliberately misled over the authenticity of documents it aired in a story challenging President Bush's military service.
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NEW YORK Sept. 20, 2004 - CBS News apologized Monday for a &quot;mistake in judgment&quot; in its story questioning President Bush&#39;s National Guard service, claiming it was misled by the source of documents that several experts have dismissed as fakes.
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CBS News on Monday said it had been misled over the authenticity of documents it aired in a story challenging President Bush&#39;s military service and it was mounting an internal investigation.
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CBS News on Monday said it had been  misled over the authenticity of documents it aired in a story  challenging President Bush's military service and it was  mounting an internal investigation.
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CBS admitted today that it cannot vouch for the authenticity of documents used to support a "60 Minutes" story that questioned President Bush's National Guard service.
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NEW YORK (CBS) CBS News is mounting a steadfast defense of the authenticity of documents that questioned President Bush&#39;s service in the Air National Guard, as newspapers and the White House continued to raise doubts.
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WASHINGTON - CBS News mounted an aggressive defense Friday of its report about President Bush's service in the Air National Guard, with anchor Dan Rather saying broadcast memos questioned by forensic experts came from "what we consider to be solid sources."   On Friday's "CBS Evening News," Rather said that "no definitive evidence" has emerged to prove the documents are forgeries. "If any definitive evidence comes up, we will report it," Rather said...
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CBS News last night aired a second defense of Thursday&#39;s &quot;60 Minutes II&quot; report that relied on documentation of President George W. Bush&#39;s record in the National Guard, which numerous critics later charged had been forged.
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In a blow to its credibility, CBS News said on Monday it had been misled over the authenticity of documents it aired in a story challenging President Bush's military service and announced it was mounting an internal investigation.