[cyncooper]

I just turned it on in time to hear Keith mention hot military studs. Milky Milbank is his guest.

Milbank opines that the fact the WH didn't kick him out is the "real scandal".

What a disgrace. Milbank now alleges Scott McClellan knew this wasn't Gannon's "real name" because he would have to give his real name to have access to the WH.

Which was my point when I said Gannon has been subpoened by the Plame (for lack of a better name) grand jury and I pointed out that until now there was no hint that wasn't his real name and I figured at the time the subpoena list was published questions would have been raised.

Oh my, Milky laments how Helen Thomas has been passed over in favor of Gannon. He makes it sound like Gannon was the only one ever called on.

Keith asks if he was a plant or just sympathetic. Milky thinks a combination of both.

And I need to serve my family dinner after listening to this garbage.

[Mo1]

Thanks Cyn for the summary

You're typing skills are so much better then mine

Well .. now we know that Oberman and Milbank are in on this also

[A Citizen Reporter]

Well, I thank you for that transcript as by the time I changed over to CNN, it was over.

MM, our favorite, Milbank has joined in the fray.

Helen Thomas??? Either these MSM cretins are right here on the threads with us, or they get their material from the trolls!

[JesseJane]

Curious, was the Eason Jordan debacle discussed?? /s

[conservative in nyc]

Those questioning Jeff Gannon's use of a pseudonym need to remember that this was common during the 18th and 19th centuries. The Federalist Papers were published under the name "Publius", not Alexander Hamilton, James Madison or John Jay. And the best-known political reporter of the 1800s, Samuel Clemens, reported under the name "Mark Twain".

I'm sure not every member of the 21st Century media is using their real name, either. For example, Geraldo Rivera's given birth name is Gerald Riviera. And female reporters often keep their maiden name for professional reasons even after they get married.