[lugsoul]

It's a shame you didn't read the parts of those reports that said neighbors were not being interviewed for the first time. Or maybe you did read them, but chose not to remember them because they are inconvenient.

[sinkspur]

It's a shame you didn't read the parts of those reports that said neighbors were not being interviewed for the first time.

I did. Did he send the FBI back a second time to ask "Well, did you really, really, really not know where Valerie Plame worked?"

I don't think much of this investigation. It looks to be Martha Stewart redux: a gotcha prosecution.

[Steve_Seattle]

"It's a shame you didn't read the parts of those reports that said neighbors were not being interviewed for the first time. Or maybe you did read them, but chose not to remember them because they are inconvenient."

Randomly interviewing neighbors seems kind of a silly approach. In today's world, neighbors often don't know squat about what their neighbors do for a living. It would be more pertinent to questions friends and associates and reporters. Fitz should have subpoened the reporters who were making claims that they heard about Plame before this story broke.