[PhiKapMom]

"He was with a (U.S.) military unit in the field and the commander felt that he had compromised operational information by reporting the position and movements of troops," Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman told Reuters. "The commander thought it best to get the reporter out of his battle space and we understand he is being removed from Iraq," Whitman said.

Does that say MSNBC? It says Pentagon. Now we find out that Geraldo was not an embedded reporter either -- he just hooked up with them.

[sinkspur]

Does that say MSNBC? It says Pentagon. Now we find out that Geraldo was not an embedded reporter either -- he just hooked up with them.

Don't tell me you're still pissed at FOXNEWS for Major Garrett's unflattering story about Frist and his lame efforts on Estrada!

Geraldo says he's staying. And, he should stay.

BTW, if this war weren't front and center, the top story would be how inept Bill Frist has been at keeping the GOP Senate onboard for Bush's domestic agenda. His inexperience is certainly showing.

[BluH2o]

Now we find out that Geraldo was not an embedded reporter either -- he just hooked up with them.

The military wouldn't give Geraldo the time of day in Afganistan ... not appreciating his years of cheerleading the Clintonistas. So I found it a trifle odd he's reporting from the front in Iraq as an embedded correspondent ... which, it appears, he isn't ... interesting.

[alnick]

This is an interesting twist. If Reuters had not named their source, I would tend not to believe them. Could the denial by Geraldo be premature? Not embedded, huh? I'll have to sit back and watch this one shake out.

[Howlin]

I will say to you again, MSNBC reported this at 4 a.m. EST this very day.

What is your beef with Geraldo and Fox?

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Now we find out that Geraldo was not an embedded reporter either -- he just hooked up with them.

Some people will do anything for a free lunch.