DONNA KELLEY, CNN ANCHOR: Up against the statute of limitations on the five-year anniversary, coming up on Monday. Our Kelly Wallace is at the White House and she has some reaction from there -- Kelly?</s>KELLY WALLACE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Donna, President Bush at this very moment is en route to Alabama for an environmental event. But a short time ago, the White House released a statement on the president's behalf regarding these 14 indictments. The president commending the Justice Department and the FBI for the investigation into what Mr. Bush called a deplorable act of terrorism. But he also said that the Department's investigation into this matter will continue and that additional charges are possible. The president went on to commend the Saudi Arabians for their assistance with this investigation. And to the families of the 19 American servicemen who were killed, and the more than 300 Americans who were injured, he extended his sympathies and his prayers to them. But he said the government would never forget their loss and that it would continue working, based on the evidence, to make sure that justice is done. Now, as for the question which was swirling around this case: whether politics played any role. Whether the administration's potential interest in improving relations with Iran played a role in the fact that, as Kelli Arena reported, no Iranians have been indicted. Well, administration officials, when asked that very question, they say politics played no role. They say these indictments are based solely on the evidence the Justice Department has to prove its case in the court of law. So two messages coming from the White House, Donna. One, that politics played no role, and two, that additional charges are possible. Still, though, the administration likely to get criticized by some who believe -- potentially believe that the White House may have let some international policy concerns play a role in the facts and the prosecution of this case -- Donna.</s>KELLEY: Kelly Wallace at the White House, thank you.
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