Would you be willing to post a detailed uptake on the discussion on Brit's panel? Thanks. (Gave up our cable a few months back!)
Well, I was reading this thread, listening to Mark Levin, and watching the Round Table all at once, so I'll give you what I can from memory, for what it's worth.
Britt pointed out that one of his producers did a test by producing the same text with Word and superimposed it, with the results being identical to the original.
Mort mentioned that while the superscript was in one or some of the documents, at least one had the regular sized "th," so he concluded that that one document might be authentic.
Fred immediately pointed out that while it's true that the "th" was not in superscript on that document, there was an unusual space inserted between the numbers and the "th," which would be the only way to prevent the "th" from automatically switching to superscript.
Britt jumped in to clarify, asking Fred if what he meant is that the software will autmoatically convert the "th" to superscript if it is typed in immediately following a number without a space, which Fred agreed with.
Fred seemed very forceful in his belief that the documents are not authentic.
Brit did mention that Killian's son stated that he thinks that there is a mixture of truth and fiction to what the documents state. I don't think Brit elaborated on that. Killian's son said he does not believe that his father would have had documents like those in his personal files.
Brit asked the panel if they think the National Guard issue is basically a non issue, which everyone on the panel, except for Jeff Birnbaum agreed with. Birnbaum said that he finds it interesting that the National Guard issue could blow back to hurt KERRY's campaign if it's proven that these documents are faked; otherwise he dosen't think the NG issue hurts Bush.