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Didn't mind him hammering Card so much but he just kept asking him (paraphrasing) when and how many new jobs would be created. Card kept rewording his answers - in an apparent attempt to finally get his point across - that the Bush Admin had all these things in place that were conducive to a strong economy and job growth but the exact timing is almost impossible to predict - duh.

Seemed like that's all Wallace had to bug Card with so he wouldn't accept Card's logical answers because he had to fill the time?

He was hard enough on Dean - asking him with follow ups - about his statement concerning the "interesting theory" that Bush "knew" about 9/11 ahead of time. Dean stumbled in his answers to Wallace's other questions too and I had the impression that Dean hadn't expected Wallace to be so tough.

There was one response that caused a flicker in Wallace's eyes and at the time I thought - there's a Dean flaw or error that Wallace wasn't expecting but now I can't remember the subject. Anyone know where I can get a transcript - I looked but can't find at FOX.

Wallace asked him why he (Dean) thought the theory (prior knowledge and Bush) was such an interesting theory. Dean then gulped, paused, stammered, mis-spoke and acted the fool.

I only wish Wallace would have asked him about the military deferal-bad back/eight month ski bum episode. But, as someone told me before, that embarrassment may be better to hold off until later, when it really may be needed.

Dean will blow!

**There was one response that caused a flicker in Wallace's eyes and at the time I thought - there's a Dean flaw or error that Wallace wasn't expecting**

I sensed this too. Wallace stammered and then couldn't quite get the question out. Wasn't Dean rambling about the gays, God, and guns?