When did President Bush say this?

Mr. Bush has been careful not to go on a direct attack against a publicly grieving mother like Ms. Sheehan, and has pointed out that he met with her once already, in 2004, and that he has sympathy for her and her right to protest. Still, he said last week that protesters like her were weakening the United States and emboldening terrorists, and vowed that he would not immediately withdraw all American troops from Iraq, as she has demanded.

I think he said that immediately withdrawing all American troops from Iraq would weaken the United States and embolden terrorists. I don’t think he said anything about the protesters. Did I miss something? (via Pittsburgh Media Watch)

UPDATE: Here’s what Bush actually said:

I sent Deputy Chief of Staff Hagin and National Security Advisor Hadley to meet with Ms. Sheehan early on. She expressed her opinion. I disagree with it. I think immediate withdrawal from Iraq would be a mistake. I think those who advocate immediate withdrawal from not only Iraq but the Middle East would be — are advocating a policy that would weaken the United States. So I appreciate her right to protest. I understand her anguish. I met with a lot of families. She doesn’t represent the view of a lot of the families I have met with. And I’ll continue to meet with families.

President Bush draws a clear line between the act of protesting and the policies the protesters are advocating. Big difference. I think it merits a correction.