Finally! In a just-completed segment on Fox & Friends Weekend, we got "the rest of the story" when it comes to the legislation under which Special Counsel Fitzgerald sought, but failed, to indict Libby or Rove. The guest was Bruce Samford, who played a key role in drafting the legislation. The law, the Intelligence Identities Protection Act, was adopted in 1982 essentially in reaction to the activities of far-left anti-CIA activist Philip Agee, who systematically disclosed the identities of true undercover CIA agents serving abroad, directly endangering their lives. The very same people, and their political forbears, who today cry...