[CyberAnt]

And .. how Fitz could hear that tape and then continue on with this case is just beyond me.

Roger was subbing for Rush today and talked about NBC being more involved in this "leak" than has been revealed. I was busy today and didn't get a chance to hear what was said.

[oceanview]

all these reporters who called Rove to ask him about this - they already knew the answer to what they were probing him for. they weren't acting as reporters, they were actively trying to entrap him.

[Verginius Rufus]

The facts don't matter...it's just whether a Democrat prosecutor can persuade a jury mostly or entirely comprised of Democrats to convict a representative of the hated Bush administration.

Democrats don't care about the abuse of the judicial system for political means, or they would have been angry with the Clintons for using the judicial process to punish their enemies, or even earlier with Lawrence Walsh for his partisan use of the special prosecutor's powers to hurt George H. W. Bush. Ronnie Earle in Texas was applauded for bringing down Tom DeLay.

[stylin19a]

No kidding. Gregory knew early and...he kept it to himself ?
He told nobody at NBC/CNBC/MSNBC ?

bwaahahahahah

[aruanan]

And .. how Fitz could hear that tape and then continue on with this case is just beyond me.

Because he was interested in getting a conviction, not in getting the truth.

[mewzilla]

And .. how Fitz could hear that tape and then continue on with this case is just beyond me.

Becuase Fitz is the Mike Nifong of federal prosecutors.

[Eva]

Russert did a show in October, before the indictments, where Gregory denied that anyone had called him with the information about Plame. Ari Fletcher told the grand jury that he had in fact told Gregory. In hind sight, the tape of the show sounds like a rehersal for a cover up, and that perhaps higher ups at NBC were in fact involved.