Is anyone watching CNN?

[Catherine Vincent]

Wolf was just talking to Bob Franken and he had this big smile on his face but I thought I heard him say that Fitzgerald will probably have no indictments. Did I hear him right?

[GreenPartyVoter]

1. A bluff? Or does he know something?

[jrthin]

2. I THINK I heard the same thing. nt

[electropop]

6. When Wolfie smiles, it's bad news for the rest of us.

But I can't believe it's possible there are no indictments. Fitz is a bulldog. The WH is in a huge panic and internecine war. This is going to be very very bad for the BFEE.

[WestHoustonDem]

3. NYT is reporting no indictments this week. A little different than

no indictments.

[Catherine Vincent]

14. Maybe that is what he meant but I'll have to hear that again.

[napi21]

4. I didn't hear that, BUT I did hear Dana Bash said "Shrub promised

to bring honor and integrity back to the WH!" They even playe the tape of him saying that!!!!

[SammyWinstonJack]

10. So he's a LIAR. Pity those who actually believed his bushit!

Actually, I don't!

[ItsTheMediaStupid]

5. Keep the pressure on for another few days

Maybe some more aids will flip.

[Halliburton]

7. John King must've told him that

[i_c_a_White_Ghost]

8. Wolf must have creamed in his pants

he must have meant this weekB-)

[Neocondriac]

9. Go to ..

rudepundit.com and get a little back drop on Fitz and his backround. May shed some added light.

[blogslut]

11. I have CNN on but Leslie zoned me out!

I'll have to actually listen now, cause I missed that. I just noticed they did a big, long piece on it.

As far as I know, Fitz is predicted not to release a report which is supposed to mean he either found nothing or he's issuing indictments.

[Tiggeroshii]

12. When's the deadline? the 28th?

Just a few more days till we know for sure

[EST]

13. "Or none" He was just filling in the two choices facing Fitz,

just now. My own heart dropped an inch or two, as well.

[Catherine Vincent]

15. So you heard it too? :-(

It all happened so fast. Maybe someone tivo'd it. I'd like to see a replay.

[ladjf]

16. As ruthless as the Bush administration is, it bothers me that they

have just allowed the Fitzgerald inquiry to proceed as though we have an honest court system. I know, Fitzgerald is a bulldog, beyond reproach and all of that. But, if the administration thought that he alone was in danger of sinking their ship, he would be out of the in one way or the other. Don't forget that Ashcroft appointed him.

If Rove and/or Libby told the reporters about Plame, the would have to have known that sooner or later someone would know that they were the sources. Why would they take a chance like that?