“That’s my bad,” President Bush said.

WASHINGTON — Questions raised by the release of the 9/11 congressional report forced the President to retract his attack of Iraq and admit to the world that he meant to attack Saudi Arabia instead. A White House official said that growing pressure from a public seeking answers from the President on his ability to protect the country led to the statement.

Though much of the 9/11 report remains classified by the White House, Saudi Arabia appears to be the primary country involved in nurturing, financially supporting, and providing the leadership for Al-Qaeda.

“America must be committed to fighting the war against Al-Qaeda and similar terrorist groups, since they clearly represent the most intense threat against our security,” President Bush said. “The American people should know now that Saudi Arabia was the primary supporter of Al-Qaeda in the months leading up to the September 11 attacks.”

“Therefore, I must now apologize to the American people for putting their lives at risk by attacking a completely different country than the one that could have any real effect on protecting Americans from future Al-Qaeda attacks,” the President said.

The Pentagon said that coalition troops will pull out of Iraq immediately after reconstructing the fallen statues of former and future Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.