[GailA]

Local talk host here in Memphis mentioned that woodward interviewed a guy name Casey for his last book who was comatose...Mr Casey's wife was fit to be tied.

Any one have more info on this. He was CIA or FBI couldn't hear which.

[Miss Marple]

Woodward said in his book on the CIA that he had interviewed Caey on his deathbed. Problem was that Casey was not allowed visitors other than family. His wife threw a fit.

Of course, no one at the Washington Post did anything about this obvious lie.

Woodward always says he "stands by his reporting." Well, big whoop. He will try the same thing with this book, only this time, the Republicans were smart and spoke up about the errors right away. AND certain people made tapes of their interviews, like Donald Rumsfeld. Hahaha!

[Stirner]

Casey (William, I think) was Nixon's (and Ford's, I think) CIA director. Woodward supposedly interviewed him on his death bed as he suffered from brain cancer. It's hard for me to believe that Woodward can get these interviews when he is invariably hard on his Republican subjects.

[Swordmaker]

Any one have more info on this. He was CIA or FBI couldn't hear which.

William Casey, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency under Reagan

[eureka!]

"Local talk host here in Memphis mentioned that woodward interviewed a guy name Casey for his last book who was comatose...Mr Casey's wife was fit to be tied. Any one have more info on this. He was CIA or FBI couldn't hear which."

CIA. Former director--William, I think. Woodward claimed a hospital interview when Casey was long out of it. Woodward fabricates and lies and, because he's serving the Rats' agenda, gets away with it--save for the 'net and talk radio...

[Rummyfan]

William Casey, former Director of the CIA, was on his death bed when Woodward allegedly 'interviewed' him, with no one else present.I have to confess I read WIRED way back when but that is the last thing by Woodward I will ever read.