MS. MIERS: I have no recollection of that conversation.
MR. ROVE: Could you repeat the question, Congressman?
MS. MIERS: I don't remember.
MR. ROVE: Are you referring to the first President Bush or the second?
MS. MIERS: Sounds familiar but I can't say one way or the other.
MR. ROVE: At this point I would like to invoke my Fifth Amendment rights.
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Special Report -- I can almost hear your yipping and growling, but deal with this truth:
Special Report --
Washington, DC -- Embattled U.S. President George W. Bush continues his long, slow decline into history's dumpster.
Geneva, Switzerland -- Scientists at the CERN nuclear research facility expressed favorable initial reactions to their particle-collision experiments that commenced early Wednesday.
Special Report -- I think about food too much. I know I do. I acquired the tendency honestly.
Special Report -- You may not believe it, but I detest being right all the time. The world hasn't ended in a dramatic Hollywood B-movie cataclysm, but the Apocalypse is imminent just the same. I know where to look. 







