[the Real fifi]

If you examine their testimony carefully--most of their memories improved with time like vintage wine--and at most the conversations were about 30 seconds long at a time when (pre Corn's Emma Peel story) the information wasn't memorable and there was no evidence Libby heard whatever they said.

[lugsoul]

I think you are the one who needs to examine the testimony carefully. Libby telling Fleischer, not the other way around. Libby pulling a CIA briefer out of a meeting to talk about Plame.

Though if you are going to believe that all these people said things to him about Plame - when he was specifically asking questions about her - and he just didn't hear any of it, then your mind is made up without regard to any evidence.

[Steve_Seattle]

"If you examine their testimony carefully--most of their memories improved with time like vintage wine--and at most the conversations were about 30 seconds long at a time when (pre Corn's Emma Peel story) the information wasn't memorable and there was no evidence Libby heard whatever they said."

Excellent points, especially the highlted part, but Lugsoul is a Fitz bot.