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I didn't see it, but CBS followed their "Fake, but accurate" statement with an interview of Colonel Jerry Killian's now-86 year old secretary to prop up their lame contention that their phony documents are based in fact. This is truly weak, Enquirer-level gossip journalism which, as MRC states, "[sets] a new journalistic standard: Use phoney evidence to smoke out support for your otherwise uncorroborated theory."

What's next? Are we going to scrounge around for some of Dubya's boyhood pals to see if he cheated at Kick The Can?

And here's more:

"If the documents are not what we were led to believe, I'd like to break that story," Dan Rather ludicrously boasted Wednesday night to the Washington Post's Howard Kurtz days after virtually every significant news outlet in the nation had "broken" how Rather fell for a hoax.

Who's been writing Rather's material, Scott Ott?