[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!

[JohnGalt]

According to the Washington Post article on your web site, you were the only person to even acknowledge the memo's existence. You referenced the memo specifically, i.e. a document--- are you suggesting you would like to have phrased that question differently like "reports suggest your wife..."?

If it is your claim that you never saw the memo, then it must have been someone you trusted who told you about what the memo said, fair? I mean, you are the only person on record stating knowledge that this memo actually exists and you wish to be thought of as a reputable journalist don't you?

And yet you claim you don't know why you might be relevant to the case?

That is simply unconvincing. You know why you are involved and you are probably none too happy with the people or person who got you into this mess, yet I suspect you probably have a pretty good grasp that you are "expendable."

Liddy was a stand-up guy and a patriot, but he was also a felon.