[theDentist]

She tells Ross that she had no journalistic obligation to prove the authenticity of the documents before including them in the "60 Minutes II" report.

I can see the mouths of editors and publishers across the nation just drop when they read that line. And then they lean over andspeed dial their lawyers to arrange another little talk to their reporters about the legal ramifications of words like "libel", "defamation", "slander", and "absence of malice".

[SF Republican]

She had no journalistic obligation to prove the authenticity of the documents - I am just guessing here but she may want to leave that off of her resume.