To discuss President Bush's speech on corporate accountability, Katie's only guest was Arthur Levitt, Clinton's former SEC Chairman. And, surprise, surprise!, Levitt didn't think that Pres. Bush had gone far enough in proposing reforms. No one was invited from the Bush administration or from the securities or accounting industry to suggest that W had hit the right note. Katie tried to egg Levitt on, suggesting that having Bush appointee Harvey Pitt as SEC Chairman was "like having the fox guarding the henhouse." Levitt didn't rise to the bait, flatly stating that Pitt was highly qualified. Katie was clearly crestfallen, as...