Skip to main content /POLITICS  Bush: No evidence attacks were
preventable  From John King CNN Washington Bureau  WASHINGTON
(CNN) -- Despite communication breakdowns between the CIA and
FBI before the September 11 attacks, there is no evidence
suggesting the U.S. government could have prevented the strikes,
President Bush said Tuesday.  Bush also said Congress should
conduct one focused investigation -- not several reviews -- so
law enforcement and intelligence officials are not distracted
from their work.  "What I am concerned about is tying up
valuable assets and time and possibly jeopardizing sources of
intelligence," Bush told reporters Tuesday during a tour of the
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