More trouble for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Emily Bazelon, senior editor at Slate magazine, joins us to talk about possible perjury charges against him and what this means for his office.
Present and past members of the administation have invoked executive privelege. Are there any written documents stating the person and extent of the privelege? When Sarah Taylor testified, she invoked executive privelege on a selective basis. Was she working from some executive document or just making it up as she testified? Has anyone seen these invocations of executive privelege?
Jul. 26 2007 11:22 AM
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Craig
from Manhattan
Why can't they bring in Ashcroft to find out what they were talking about?
Jul. 26 2007 11:18 AM
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SALLY KELLEHER
from QUEENS
STRONG ARM MEETINGS AT THE BEDSIDES OF POWER BROKERS? IS THIS SOME KIND OF HBO SHOW OR OUR GOVERNMENT?
Jul. 26 2007 11:17 AM
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Present and past members of the administation have invoked executive privelege. Are there any written documents stating the person and extent of the privelege? When Sarah Taylor testified, she invoked executive privelege on a selective basis. Was she working from some executive document or just making it up as she testified? Has anyone seen these invocations of executive privelege?
Why can't they bring in Ashcroft to find out what they were talking about?
STRONG ARM MEETINGS AT THE BEDSIDES OF POWER BROKERS? IS THIS SOME KIND OF HBO SHOW OR OUR GOVERNMENT?
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