Joe Wilson: "....would ever talk about what specifically she was doing, a lot of which I don‘t know"

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Remember there's still so much that we don't know...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17500255/

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OLBERMANN: Is there some ability now, tonight, that we did not have, say, this morning, to say that the president, in conducting this war and getting us into this war, and your wife‘s career being thrown under the bus in the process, was really the baby going out with the bathwater, that we were looking for WMDs and trying to provide a connection between rogue states and terrorists and weapons that could harm this country, and all we manage to do was increase that slightly by ending the career of somebody who was focused on preventing that thing from happening?

WILSON: Well, I can‘t really talk about what Valerie was doing. In fact, we‘re hopeful that she‘ll be able to get her book out. The CIA is taking a look at it, and they have no particular objections to the contents. They‘re trying to claim that she did not work for them before 2002, or cannot acknowledge she worked for them before 2002, which is sort of an “Alice in Wonderland,” “Through the Looking Glass.”

We may have to litigate that. This is not the USSR, this is America, and she has a right to tell her story, particularly when everybody and their uncle has already tried to tell it on her behalf. So we‘re going to litigate that.

But neither I nor she would ever talk about what specifically she was doing, a lot of which I don‘t know, frankly.