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Tuesday, October 04, 2005

CIA leak - next question please

At least Bush was asked a question about the CIA leak during a news conference today which mainly covered the Supreme Court crony, I mean nominee.

QUESTION: Thank you, Mr. President.
Getting back to the leak investigation just for a moment, I'm curious, sir, whether you've had any conversations with any of your aides, particularly Karl Rove or Scooter Libby, about any of their dealings with reporters poking around on that issue and any strategy that they may have come up with to deal with that issue.

BUSH: A special prosecutor made it very clear early in the process that those of us in the White House should not discuss the case publicly or privately.

Scott McClellan says the special prosecutor preferred that he not talk about the case. Whatever that means.

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