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I hate when people said, "I told you so", then don't show proof. I could never find where I predicted "Cooper would squeal like a Deliverance pig before he ever went to prison", but I did say it.

I betcha Cooper begged his source to set him free from their agreement. Did you notice Cooper's statement? He was parsing words about the call he got this morning...no mention if his source was returning Cooper's calls, or responding to pleas from Cooper. And I find it ludicrous that Cooper needed a special, and different release from his confidentiality agreement. I'm not buying it for a second.

Fitzgerald had disclosed Tuesday that a source of Cooper and Miller had waived confidentiality, giving the reporters permission to reveal where they got their information. The prosecutor did not identify the source, nor did he specify whether the source for each reporter was the same person. "Cooper said he had been told earlier that his source had signed a general waiver of confidentiality but that he did not trust such waivers because he thought they had been gained from executive branch employees under duress. He told the court that he needed not a general waiver but a specific waiver from his source, which he did not get until Wednesday" (Why no mention of this earlier? An outta the blue miracle????? Not buying it!!!)

John King of CNN just told Bob Franken, "logic tells me, Miller and Cooper have two different sources". Score another well deserved DUH for King.