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12:45 AM ET, January 30, 2007

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Emptywheel / Firedoglake:
Libby Live: Ari Fleischer Two  —  Standard housekeeping warnings. emptywheel?  Not a court reporter (in fact, she's the author of Anatomy of Deceit)-consider this a decent paraphrase, but not a transcript.  And updates?  Please consider the servers before you update every minute.
Discussion: Needlenose
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Booman Tribune:
Did Ari Fleischer Commit Perjury Today?  —  I think I may have found evidence that Ari Fleischer committed perjury today.  If Ari Fleischer did not commit perjury today, then former Time Magazine reporter John Dickerson is a big-time liar.  First I will introduce the principals …
Discussion: David Corn and The Corner
Slate:
Dispatches From the Scooter Libby Trial  —  I wanted to raise my hand and ask, "Your Honor, may I approach the bench?"  —  I was at the Scooter Libby trial to cover it, and all of a sudden, I found myself in the middle of the case.  In his testimony today, former White House press secretary …
Discussion: Wizbang
Emptywheel / Firedoglake:
Libby Live: Ari Fleischer One  —  Hey, look at the exploding pig in the poke cartoon graphic I found!  Or perhaps "pig in the poke to stay out of the pokey"?  —  If you don't know the reference, Patrick Fitzgerald described the process of offering Ari Fleischer immunity "buying a pig in a poke."
Washington Post:
Fleischer Tells Jury That Libby Told Him About Plame  —  Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer told a jury today that Vice President Cheney's former chief of staff was the first person to disclose the identity of an undercover CIA officer to him in July 2003.
Michael Isikoff / Newsweek:
A Damning Witness  —  Former White House spokesman Ari Fleischer took …
Discussion: CorrenteWire
Washington Post:
Iraqis Raid Insurgents Near Shiite Holy City  —  More Than 300 Reported Dead in Ongoing Battle in Najaf  —  Iraqi soldiers, backed by U.S. helicopters, stormed an encampment of hundreds of insurgents hiding among date palm orchards in southern Iraq in an operation Sunday that set off fierce …
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Los Angeles Times:
Hundreds die in clash near Shiite holy city  —  U.S. and Iraqi forces thwart 500 fighters apparently targeting a Najaf shrine.  A helicopter goes down, killing two American troops.  —  BAGHDAD — Iraqi and American forces killed several hundred gunmen apparently planning to attack …
Discussion: The Belmont Club and toohotfortnr
David S. Broder / Washington Post:
Clinton's Presidential Posturing  —  When Lt. Gen. David Petraeus went before the Senate Armed Services Committee last week in open session, its members understandably had many questions for the new commander of American forces in Iraq.  —  They knew of his reputation as a battlefield leader …
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Robert Pear / New York Times:
Bush Directive Increases Sway on Regulation  —  President Bush has signed a directive that gives the White House much greater control over the rules and policy statements that the government develops to protect public health, safety, the environment, civil rights and privacy.
Gregg Easterbrook / Slate:
What the President Got Right  —  GIVE BUSH CREDIT FOR HIS ENERGY PROPOSAL.  —  It "fell far short" (Washington Post editorial) and offers only "marginal" gains (New York Times editorial) and is "nonsense" (Charles Krauthammer) and "isn't much" (Thomas Friedman).
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Kevin Drum / Political Animal:   THE FUEL ECONOMY SHUFFLE....For reasons that escape me …
Huffington Post:
EXCLUSIVE: AIR AMERICA RESCUED  —  Air America Radio, in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings since October, will be rescued at the 11th hour by Manhattan real estate developer Stephen L. Green.  —  Al Franken, the best-known host of the liberal network, will announce his expected departure …
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Brian Maloney / The Radio Equalizer:   Air America Radio Buyout, Stephen L Green
Ali Ansari / Guardian:
Only the US hawks can save the Iranian president now  —  Ahmadinejad is failing to deliver for the poor and losing support, but he could yet survive because of the international threat  —  The honeymoon is over.  Iran's controversial president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has finally come unstuck.
New York Times:
23-Month Campaign  —  In the old days, presidential races were one-year events.  John F. Kennedy announced his candidacy on Jan. 2, 1960, and was elected that November.  Earlier this month, would-be candidates who were still deciding whether to run in 2008 were being accused of reckless delay.
Discussion: Captain's Quarters and Don Surber
Reuters:
Survey shows 13 pct of Americans never heard of global warming  —  OSLO (Reuters) - Thirteen percent of Americans have never heard of global warming even though their country is the world's top source of greenhouse gases, a 46-country survey showed on Monday.
Noam Cohen / New York Times:
Courts Turn to Wikipedia, but Selectively  —  When a court-appointed special master last year rejected the claim of an Alabama couple that their daughter had suffered seizures after a vaccination, she explained her decision in part by referring to material from articles in Wikipedia, the collaborative online encyclopedia.
Discussion: Pajamas Media
 
 
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William Branigin / Washington Post:
Bush Warns Iran Against Action in Iraq
Erica Werner / Associated Press:
Pelosi Reaches Out to Blogging Community
NPR:
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White House:
Press Briefing by Tony Snow
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Jane Hamsher / Firedoglake:
The Double Talk Express
Hindrocket / Power Line:
PRESIDENT BUSH'S SUPPORT HOLDING STEADY
Jack Langer / Human Events:
All the Old Dudes  —  "A man could make a fortune selling Geritol to these people."
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Jon Keller / CBS4Boston:
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Discussion: The Corner
Mark Kleiman / The RBC:
Mushrooms and mystical experience
Discussion: Ezra Klein
Ben Feller / Associated Press:
Bush clarifies 'Democrat majority' gaffe
Associated Press:
MIAMI PLANS CASTRO DEATH PARTY IN ORANGE BOWL
Discussion: Hot Air
Confederate Yankee:
Walkback?  —  In the wake of my January [25] 26 letter …
Ben Smith / The Politico:
What She Meant  —  Hillary's odd, non-verbal joke that's getting …
Sam Coates / Times of London:
Extreme youth: the Muslims who would swap British law for Sharia
 

 
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Mark Gurman / Bloomberg:
Sources: Apple is working on a smart doorbell system with advanced facial recognition that can wirelessly connect and unlock third-party smart locks

Lee-Anne Mulholland / The Keyword:
Google files its proposed remedies in the DOJ's search antitrust lawsuit, including letting browser companies have multiple default agreements across platforms

Wall Street Journal:
Gina Raimondo says holding back China in the chips race is a “fool's errand”, and investment, more than export controls, will keep US ahead of Beijing

 
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