[STARWISE]

The Times has provided Libby a redacted copy of the notebooks, but Jeffress argued that Libby needed to see other names and phone numbers in Miller's notebooks to determine who else she spoke with about Plame and if her memory about all the related conversations was confused.

Jeffress said the defense also planned to seek Wilson's testimony at the trial about his report for the CIA and to bring up subsequent comments by Wilson to reporters that Jeffress said were untruthful. But Walton responded that the charges concerned Libby's statements and that Wilson's credibility is not "at issue here."

[STARWISE]

Pong!

[STARWISE]

But Walton responded that the charges concerned Libby's statements and that Wilson's credibility is not "at issue here."

Liars can lie freely, legally and liberally ....... jeesh.

[digger48]

But Walton expressed skepticism about the defense requests, noting that the court "has to be cautious" about releasing information related to journalists' sources.

Um....isn't this what it is supposed to be all about?

[antonico]

Again, Wilson becomes an issue and subject to appear because Fitzgerald already told the judge he's planning on admitting Wilson's NY Times Op-Ed into "evidence". I'd think that would make him eligible to be called by the defense, since his own writings are being entered into the record as evidence against their client.

[lexington minuteman 1775]

AP WIRE: 5/14/26. Today special investigator Fitzgerald finally ended his investigation into who leaked Valerie Plames name. The statute of limitations has long expired and Fitzgerald said he was taking a well deserved fishing trip.
President George Prescott Bush said his family had thought the investigation had gone on for way too many years./sarcasm alert.

[Texasforever]

noting that the court "has to be cautious" about releasing information related to journalists' sources.

Isn't he the one that jailed Miller?

[Lancey Howard]

This can't be good. The NY Times and Time would never agree to anything that would help Libby. Anything helpful is long gone (or "redacted").

[Enchante]

Unbelievable. Another wildly incompetent 'reporter' writes on this case.... this guy doesn't even know that Lyin' Joe never "wrote a report for the CIA"......... he got to give a light verbal debriefing while not signing the standard non-disclosure agreement so that he would be free to attack the WH at any time.

"...Wilson, who wrote a report for the CIA questioning one of the major rationales for the invasion of Iraq and publicly accused the administration of twisting intelligence in the run-up to the invasion."