Anyone have a link to Tucker Carlson comments about Clinton and perjury...

[HardWorkingDem]

I'm tired of hearing bowtie boy whine that the CIA outing scandal is no big deal - does anyone have any quotes of Carlson pertaining to Clinton and his grand jury/perjury mess?

[NewJeffCT]

1. not Tucker Carlson, but

But, when Clinton was going through his ordeal, Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson thought perjury was hugely important. When it came to Scooter Libby, it was a "perjury technicality" or something like that.

http://thinkprogress.org/2005/10/24/hutchison-flip-flop/

[kestrel91316]

2. Don't you get it? Disclosing classified information for revenge

and committing perjury are only crimes if you are a Democratic president. These are most certainly NOT crimes when committed by a Republican, and one who is acting on the orders of a Republican president.

sarcasm off

[robbedvoter]

3. Not Tucker but howsabout W?

Asked in 1999 about Clinton's impeachment by the House, Bush responded, "I would have voted for it. I thought the man lied."

[dogman]

4. Transcript from Friday's Hairball not up yet.

Try here tomorrow or Monday.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3719710/

[radfringe]

6. speaking of which

bowtie(less)-boy pooh-poohed the libby charges of perjury as being penny-ante, waste of time and money

funny - he didn't say that about the clinton charge

[heartofthesiskiyou]

5. Not what your asking for but

on the Carlson subject, He's been particularly out of line on three occasions that I've seen in the last four days or so. He was trying to explain away the Phlame issue as not even against the law and the whole Friz investigation as merit less (paraphrasing) as there wasn't even a law been violated squishing together the theory Bush declassified the intelligence report with the phlame outing (the first arguably legal the second not, and did in fact harm our national security). Once he was called and he didn't challenge back, the other two fact twists stood unchallenged. He's usually not that blatant, is he loosing it?