Interview of the Vice President by Tim Russert, NBC News, Meet the Press (Transcript)

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[ThreePuttinDude]

Rove/Bolton '08

[GinaLolaB]

I tried to watch but I did not watch because Meathead Russert was browbeating Cheney.

[TexasTransplant]

>>>>>" Q Should I be relieved you didn't bring your shotgun in today? (Laughter.)

THE VICE PRESIDENT: I wouldn't worry about it. You're not in season. (Laughter.)"<<<<<

I would be very supportive of not only a Season but a bounty on vermin such as tim or chris or a smaller bounty on shehans, rathers or any other terrorist sympathizers.

TT

[Christian4Bush]

Q Should I be relieved you didn't bring your shotgun in today? (Laughter.)

CHRISTIAN4BUSH: I'm not.

(further comments about Mr. Russet Potato will get me banned.)

[BigBobber]

When Russert questioned Cheney about PlameGate, Cheney should have asked Tim if it was true he lied to the Grand Jury.

[GretchenM]

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[fabriclady]

"its amazing how many times our elected officials have to go on tv to explain this war to the idiots that don't get it."

Its not that they don't get it. The idiots know what the war is about, but they can't admit it. To them, its all about votes.
Forget about security, just anything they can say and do to get those talking points out.

I pray the liberals don't take back the congress. If they do, I think we all have a lot to fear.
But, thousands of voters don't get Fox News, they only get the local news.
ABC, CBS and NBC can spout lies all day long, every day of the year and pretty soon it begins to sound like truth.
What do we do to stop it!

[tiki]

And even if true; 54% is not an "overwhelming" majority. IMO, it is a bare majority.

[snugs]

Thanks for the ping

[snugs]

Absolutely within the margin of error plus how many Republicans were in the survey.

[ArmstedFragg]

Interesting that the first two polls, which Tim cited as being 'overwhelming' were actually within the margin of error, huh? I'd hate to be the guy who has to spend Monday getting the smell of red herring off that set.

[aligncare]

...Q How about Richard Armitage who has come forward and said that he was the original source for Robert Novack some years ago?

THE VICE PRESIDENT: Does he need a pardon?...

LOL!

It's at this point that I envisioned the vice president reaching over and giving Tim a noogie.

[fight_truth_decay]

August 27, 2006-Blogger Free Frank Warner has put up a Five-Dollar Yellowcake Challenge:

"I have $5 for the first person who can name one thing, anything, Joseph Wilson found on his 2002 trip to Niger that proved “false” President Bush’s 2003 State of the Union statement, “The British Government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa.”

"It’s the safest five-dollar bill in my bank."

[spinestein]

I seriously question the morals of anyone who pretends to believe that the world was safer with Saddam Hussein in charge of Iraq.

If we had had Bill Clinton as Commander-in-Chief for the past five years and he removed Saddam, we'd be hearing nothing but cheers and words of praise for our noble leader bringing peace and democracy to the under appreciative middle east.

[ClaireSolt]

Glad I didn't watch this. I wonder how many millions they pay him to ask the same questions without any reference to what is going on now.

[srmorton]

Daniel Patrick Moynihan was what I would call a statesman. I have a feeling that he would be turning over in his grave if he could see what the Democrat party has become.

[EQAndyBuzz]

This can end very easily.

Bush needs to go on TV and make a speech to the entire nation regarding the Senate Report.

1. The administration never said Iraq was involved in 9/11.
2. Iraq and Al Queada had ties and that Hussein was paying suicide bombers families 25k each.
3. Iraq had training facilities for Al Queada pre war.

The problem is the lefties parsed it out.

[boatbums]

Do the libs, dems, etc., think Bush and Cheney have some kind of crystal ball? You go with the intel you have, and sometimes things don't go as planned. The key is to be ready to respond and go with your gut. It's WAR Timwit, not one since the beginning of time has ever always "gone as planned".

Also, we're getting tired of the same old questions. How about bringing on one or two of the people you agree with and give them the third degree some time? It could be an interesting show as long as they could hide the 'wink, winks'.

[uncbob]

Daniel Patrick Moynihan was what I would call a statesman. I have a feeling that he would be turning over in his grave if he could see what the Democrat party has become.

He was a completely overated bloviating hypocritical gasbag who voted for every liberal welfare and spending program and was in favor of Gun Control

[TravisBickle]

Tim said, "And look at that, overwhelmingly, 54 percent, a clear majority, believe we are creating more terrorists."

The real question is, how many terrorists would there be today if we had not engaged them 5 years ago? If we had done nothing, there would be many more than there are today. For one thing, we've killed a lot of them. For another, the terrorists were gaining strength and their attacks would have a bandwagon effect. How many prospective Islamic terrorists decided to quietly lay back after seeing how severe our response has been? Don't see Gallup or MSNBC asking too many people that question.

The entire hypothetical question is so misleading and irrelevant.