CBS Statement Expect Today (Per FOX news)

FOX NEWS | 09/15/2004

[tsmith130]

Kelley Wright just reported that CBS is expected to make a statement this morning regarding the documents!

[tsmith130]

Gosh, if they keep us waiting any longer, we're all going to be changed out of our pajamas!

[Chad Fairbanks]

I don't ever remember getting order to do anyting via a memo - always always always I received orders verbally via the chain of command. The ONLy time I received "orders" via paper was when they were travel orders...

[WI Conservative 4 Bush]

Well, if this isn't proof that CBS and the Kerry camp are in cahouts. CBS can't make it's announcement on time, just like Kerry's campaign appearances!!

[justshe]

I don't "wait" well.

Hubby often tells me that God is trying to teach me patience. But does it have to be RIGHT now?

[OHelix]

I have to TV here. Did they make their statement?

Does anyone know of a link to a live CBS stream?

[cohokie]

Yeah. They brought it down to his secretary and she is "recreating" them as we speak.

[hispanarepublicana]

[GraniteStateConservative]

Easy. They'll release even more forged documents to support the ones already released. Keep up the lie until it's believed. It worked for X42 many a time.

[Miss Marple]

I am getting a lot of housework done. I go do some work, then come back herre and hit refresh.

[Chad Fairbanks]

More evidence? Well, I hope they used a more experienced forger this time...

[Maigrey]

Hehehehe Docu-drama. I thought of that two days ago. Tee Hee.

[rocklobster11]

Even the fake memo telling Bush to take his physical by a certain date seems more administrative than an order to take the next hill.

What do you think of my premise in post 345, namely that the memos were created to create a case that Bush escaped to Alabama on May 15 because he was trying to avoid taking a drug test?

[kingu]

Rush says WSJ reporting more evidence will be proffered by SeeBS.

What evidence can they offer? The memos as presented are fake. It's not a question anymore, it's been well proved. I can't even find anyone who thinks that Democracy should be hidden underground who still believes that the memos as presented are real.

If there was a conference call last night and a decision reached to release an announcement, it would have been made by now. Which leads me to think that a producer for 60 Minutes II decided to hype tonight's show...

My guess, the suits are firing memos at each other and the legal department right now, realizing that facing congressional inquiry wouldn't exactly be the best thing for ratings.

[Miss Marple]

Fox reporter says tey are "just now" getting word that Cox will call for an investigation by the Telecommunications Subcommittee. (A little late there, Fox, we knew this last night.)

Senator Shelby is on now supporting this.

[largely_discredited]

[lainde]

I heard drug testing for the military didn't start until 1981. I don't think the technology was that all common in the early seventies.

[Barnstormer]

There were a few times I had to give orders in writing. It was ALWAYS on official letterhead, and in the presence of the 1st Sgt. The person receiving the order signed an acknowledgement that they had received and understood the order and the 1st Sgt signed as a witness.

[MamaLucci]

Well, she was quoted repeating, verbatim,the DNC talking points, "Bush is unfit to be Commander in Chief", and "He was selected, not elected".

[justshe]

Ha Ha!!!! YOU......who have taught me more about how to "fake your housework" during times like this then I could have imagined possible!

Glad to see you have turned over a new leaf!

[rocklobster11]

they did implement some sort of drug testing in 1972 or 1973, at least that's what I read from other posts. but the drug testing was not part of an annual physical.