[JohnGalt]

There is an on going FBI investigation into the forged Nigerian Uranium documents.

You were made privy to either a document/information (you have declined to share in what form how you got the information) that suggested a meeting involving Plame and intelligence officials that never occurred.

It is against the law to forge government documents and thus it is only logical that investigators would ask where you obtained the document, or b) who told you about the memo. Investigators need to determine who forged the documents and prosecute the individuals accordingly.

If you think forged government documents are "even less important" I disagree, but what about your credibility as a journalist. Someone set you up, or b) you were duped by the forged document, and you don't care?

I find that hard to believe, and suggest that you are posturing here in cyberspace. You do care, you should care, and I suspect you are not looking forward to your G Gordon Liddy moment that awaits you.

[Jeff Gannon]

You have really gone off the deep end. My question to Ambassador Wilson about the document was intended to get him to comment. It's no different than if I had asked, "There's a place in Nevada called Area 51, even though the government says it doesn't exist. What do you say to that?"

As far as my G. Gordon Liddy moment, I very much look forward to it, but not the one you probably play out with your friends on weekends. G. Gordon Liddy is a great American!