[Mo1]

if he wrote a report it would have been classified so how do you know he didn't write a report.

Because good old Joe said so in his op-ed piece

http://foi.missouri.edu/terrorintelligence/whatididnt.html

Though I did not file a written report, there should be at least four documents in United States government archives confirming my mission. The documents should include the ambassador's report of my debriefing in Niamey, a separate report written by the embassy staff, a C.I.A. report summing up my trip, and a specific answer from the agency to the office of the vice president (this may have been delivered orally). While I have not seen any of these reports, I have spent enough time in government to know that this is standard operating procedure.

[Williams]

Now this story interests me. If Time Magazine reported his wife's name AND what she did with the CIA, where is the story?
Plus, it's obvious he discussed thsi with time. Why would it matter what the Administration said to Robert Novak?