Testify! Testify!
CNN is reporting that the White House will now allow Condiliar to testify publicly under oath before the 9/11 Commission. Which, of course, she would like nothing better than, according to her 60 Minutes interview:
ED BRADLEY:
The secretary of state, defense, the director of the CIA, have all testified in public under oath before the commission. If - if you can talk to us and other news programs, why can't you talk to the commission in public and under oath?
CONDOLEEZZA RICE:
Nothing would be better, from my point of view, than to be able to testify. I would really like to do that.
I sure wish Max Cleland were still on the commission. I'm not sure if I trust any of the current commission members to cook Rice properly.
CNN is reporting that the White House will now allow Condiliar to testify publicly under oath before the 9/11 Commission. Which, of course, she would like nothing better than, according to her 60 Minutes interview:
ED BRADLEY:
The secretary of state, defense, the director of the CIA, have all testified in public under oath before the commission. If - if you can talk to us and other news programs, why can't you talk to the commission in public and under oath?
CONDOLEEZZA RICE:
Nothing would be better, from my point of view, than to be able to testify. I would really like to do that.
I sure wish Max Cleland were still on the commission. I'm not sure if I trust any of the current commission members to cook Rice properly.
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