A comic interlude in the Rove/Plame affair is Jeff ("The Jounalist") Gannon's reference to classified documents (presumably Colin Powell's "Air Force One Memo") in his interview.
TN: An internal government memo prepared by U.S. intelligence personnel details a meeting in early 2002 where your wife, a member of the agency for clandestine service working on Iraqi weapons issues, suggested that you could be sent to investigate the reports. Do you dispute that?
Wilson: I don't know anything about a meeting, I can only tell you about the meeting I was at where I was asked if I would prepare to go, and there was nobody at that meeting that I know. Now that fact that my wife knows that I know a lot about the uranium business and that I know a lot about Niger and that she happens to be involved in weapons of mass destruction, it should come as no surprise to anyone that we know of each others
So what's Jeff "Bulldog" Gannon doing with "an internal government memo prepared by U.S. Intelligence personnel"?
The Bush Administration's sorry handling of classified information now plumbs new depths and reaches the level of "black comedy".
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