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Study Group Says 'No Magic Formula' for Iraq
President Bush speaks to reporters during a meeting with members of the Iraq Study Group, including (from left) Steve Hadley, Lee Hamilton and James Baker (far right). <strong>Scroll down to access the full report.</strong>
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The Iraq Study Group report was released this morning. Among its recommendations: new diplomatic and political efforts in Iraq and the region, and a change in the mission of U.S. forces in Iraq that will allow U.S. combat forces to move out of Iraq responsibly.
It also cautions that there will be a severe humanitarian crisis if the situation in Iraq continues to deteriorate. Mike Pesca talks to Guy Raz about the headlines and highlights of the report.
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