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Fitzgerald's premise that Libby could not have learned about Plame from reporters is discredited by the Woodward revelation.

The indictment does not depend on that premise.

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The indictment does depend on that premise, as Fitzgerald asserts that reporters didn't know and could not have told Libby. This is why Fitzgerald charges that Libby didn't tell Cooper or Miller that he heard about Plame from reporters. Woodward shows Fitzgerald is wrong about that and that he does not have a case.