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But Pelley devotes a full 40 minutes of the show to examining the hours immediately after the attacks, when Bush remained much of the time aboard Air Force One instead of returning to the White House -- a controversial move that Pelley came away believing was justified.

O Good Mother McCree, why doesn't that dipwad at USA Today give it a rest?

The sniveling little pisant oughta tarred and feathered and given a one-way ticket to Baghdad.

(And I'm not even especially fond of Dubya.
I just get tired of this bulldung that substitutes for journalism.)

Ann Compton from ABC News was in the AF1 pool that day and flew off from Florida with Bush, et al.

She was on with Brian Williams last night; she did not seem to think it was a controversial move; in fact, she talked about somebody on the plane having a yellow legal pad with all the planes still in the air listed on it.

She said that as soon as all the planes were down, Bush said, "I'm going to the White House," and even when the SS protested, he still went.

She was VERY complimentary; when Williams tried to run this bogus attack on her about him not being in D.C., she wasn't having any of it.