[Cboldt]

I think the Bush Administration doesn't trust the FISA court much.

What Gonzales just said sure indicates that.

AFAIK, there are ZERO leaks attributed to a FISA court, or to any court that has had opportunity to review FISA warrants. If the courts aren't leakers, Gonzales should not suggest in public that they would be, given the opportunity.

[Txsleuth]

No leaks attributed...maybe leaks we haven't heard about.

[Mo1]

AFAIK, there are ZERO leaks attributed to a FISA court, or to any court that has had opportunity to review FISA warrants. If the courts aren't leakers, Gonzales should not suggest in public that they would be, given the opportunity.

http://tinyurl.com/9otoh

According to those officials and others, reservations about aspects of the program have also been expressed by Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, the West Virginia Democrat who is the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, and a judge presiding over a secret court that oversees intelligence matters. Some of the questions about the agency's new powers led the administration to temporarily suspend the operation last year and impose more restrictions, the officials said.