Olbermann On McClellan Revelations: Bush Was A Passively Involved "Liar In Chief"

Tonight on Countdown, Keith Olbermann talked to MSNBC's David Shuster about revelations from former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan's ne
By Logan Murphy — November 19, 2007

Tonight on Countdown, Keith Olbermann talked to MSNBC's David Shuster about revelations from former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan's new book, that President Bush, Dick Cheney and Karl Rove were directly involved in deceiving the American people about their roles in outing covert CIA operative, Valerie Plame. Anyone paying attention knew these allegations to be true all along, but as you would expect, Olbermann and Shuster nail it.

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Keith also spoke with John Dean (video links below) about the resurrected scandal and brought up some more than interesting points. The Plame leak investigation is still ongoing, Patrick Fitzgerald never formally closed it. Dean suggests that there is a real possibility that these allegations open the door to a possible conspiracy to defraud the government charge and if Fitzgerald found enough evidence to proceed with his investigation, he could do so at any time. We can only hope...

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