The Tony Snow Show Thread - Monday, February 27, 2006

Tony Snow Show ^ | 2/27/2006 | Tony Snow

[del4hope]

Morning TOL!

[tiredoflaundry]

Blowing up Disney World!

[tiredoflaundry]

Morning del!

[Peach]

LOL. Ballroom and Latin dancing favors the women and Stacy was extraordinary. 42" legs? She's fabulous and I wouldn't have minded if she had won at all.

I thought Drew was powerful and thought he'd win the first night of the show 8 weeks ago, although it wouldn't have surprised me if Stacy had won. But Jerry Rice in second place? ROFL

[del4hope]

Prayers for your mom, Miss M.

[FOXFANVOX]

Radioproducer is not forgotten, but I do know where she is!

[Hi, Radioproducer.]

[LibertyLee]

This "civil war" stuff reminds me of the old original Star Trek episode where the bad alien does everything it can do to set off fighting between one side and another. Think of the bad alien as Zarqawi, and the sides as Sunni, Shi'ite and Kurds. We need Spock to mind meld and Jack Bauer to hacksaw the bad guys (in the form of our armed Forces). (Yes, navynucmom, I now know the hacksaw reference and HATE Nina Meiers...)...)

[del4hope]

I could not believe he was 83! Hard to believe we lost him and Don Knotts in the same weekend.

[mware]

Federal investigators looking into the leaks of both those programs to the press are zeroing in on the Senate, and are expected to continue to hold interviews of both Senators and their senior staff in the coming days. "This investigation is moving forward at a pretty fast clip," says the law enforcement source. "We're not looking at a two-year probe. We're talking about moving fast."

As yet, cooperation from the media outlets -- the Washington Post and the New York Times has been minimal, but investigators aren't sure they will need full cooperation to make the case. "The Hill may be all we need," says the source.

Focus of the investigation remains on the staffs of two Senators, Sen. Jay Rockefeller and Sen. Dick Durbin, as well as committee staff for the Senate Intelligence Committee and career intelligence staff detailed to U.S. Senate offices and committees. Last week, it was revealed that on February 17 Senator Rockefeller had sent a letter to the White House claiming that the Bush Administration had illegally leaked classified materials to Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward for a book project he was working on with cooperation from the Bush White House.

[JRochelle]

For the life of me I can't figure out who Darren McGavin is. His face is somewhat familiar, but I can't place him.

[MarineMom613]

You did it!!!

HooRay!!!

[del4hope]

Morning PT!

[tiredoflaundry]

Focus of the investigation remains on the staffs of two Senators, Sen. Jay Rockefeller and Sen. Dick Durbin, as well as committee staff for the Senate Intelligence Committee and career intelligence staff detailed to U.S. Senate offices and committees.

[sono]

[Kieri]

He was "The Old Man" in "A Christmas Story" and played Kolchack in "The Night Stalker."

Two personal favorites. He'll be missed.

[del4hope]

The Night Stalker was classic.

[mware]

He was the dad in The Christmas Story.

[LibertyLee]

Did you ever see Kolchack: The Night Stalker. The actual WORKING reporter (as opposed to the WH Press Corps) was portrayed by Darrin McGavin who got involved in all sorts of real demonish stuff. My wife loves it...me, I'm not into vampires. You can still see old episodes on the Sci-Fi channel.