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He certainly didn't spend that time with a pollster.

My question is where he actually made those comments, and precisely what he said.

All I've been able to find is this AP story that everyone is using as a source, apparently, and in none of those stories, or in this NYSlimes story, have I seen where he made that comment, or a full quotation of what he said.

Look at this example for why I'm so skeptical of these jokers:

I started looking at a LATimes story [11:04 AM PDT, July 29, 2005 Frist Breaks With Bush on Stem-Cell Research] and they had this ERRONEOUS statement attributed to Frist,
While he highlighted shortcomings in the pending bill, he said he supports it because research on embryonic stem cells is "the only type that has resulted in proven treatments for human patients."

He actually said,
"Now, to date, adult stem cell research is the only type of stem cell research that has resulted in proven treatments for human patients."

Media Bias? FRAUDcasting? Honest error? Incompetent reporter?

You decide... All I know is that when I find things like that in a "news story", it reinforces why I need to go to the source instead.

I want to make certain these FRAUDcasters aren't just trying to pull one over on us again.