[Peach]

This is an out of control prosecutor.

Cheney has the right to tell his Chief of Staff anything he wishes, but the prosecutor is not entitled to those private communications.

I hope that Cheney claims executive privilege, something that Clinton did repeatedly for 8 years and even made new rules in order to claim the privilege.

[oceanview]

Fitzgerald already has Libby's notes on this meeting.

[Steve_Seattle]

"This is an out of control prosecutor."

He reminds me of Kenneth Starr, i.e., an idealist who is clueless about the realities of DC politics. I do not think a prosecutor who was an old Washington hand would be so shocked by leaks - even of classified info - which are SOP in DC, and might have dropped the whole thing a long time ago, with no indictments. Similarly, a prosecutor more attuned to DC realities might have looked the other way when he heard about Lewinsky, might have realized that bringing a sex-related charge against the president would create huge PR problems for his office, especially when confronted by a massive spin machine like the Clintons wielded.