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Old 08-17-2007, 12:45 PM
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Default More Evidence of Gonzales Perjury Revealed in FBI Director's Notes
By Brian Beutler, Media Consortium. Posted August 17, 2007.

Documents provided by FBI Director Robert Mueller strengthen the case that Alberto Gonzales perjured himself before the Senate Judiciary committee.

Documents provided Thursday to House Democrats by FBI Director Robert Mueller reinforced the sense among Democrats and critics of the Bush Administration that Alberto Gonzales perjured himself before the Senate Judiciary committee about the physical condition of then-Attorney General John Ashcroft, as the White House attempted to seek his reauthorization of a controversial warrantless wiretapping program.

"Director Mueller's notes and recollections concerning the White House visit to the Attorney General's hospital bed confirm an attempt to goad a sick and heavily medicated Ashcroft to approve the warrantless surveillance program," said Rep. John Conyers (D-MI), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, who requested Mueller's notes last month.

"Particularly disconcerting is the new revelation that the White House sought Mr. Ashcroft's authorization for the surveillance program, yet refused to let him seek the advice he needed on the program.

The heavily redacted notes shed no further light upon other aspects of the controversy, including the Gonzales' much-disputed contention that a surveillance operation distinct from the NSA's warrantless wiretapping program was the source of discord within the Department of Justice

At issue is the truthfulness of Gonzales' testimony last month before the Senate Judiciary Committee during which he recounted a March 10, 2004 visit he and his fellow White House aide Andrew Card paid to Ashcroft and acting Attorney General James Comey at Ashcroft's hospital bedside.

In response to questions from Sen. Arlen Specter (R-PA), Gonzales insisted that Ashcroft seemed lucid in the hospital, where the White House aides sought his reauthorization of a domestic surveillance program.

"Obviously, there was concern about General Ashcroft's condition," Gonzales told Specter, "and we would not have sought, nor did we intend, to get any approval from General Ashcroft if, in fact, he wasn't fully competent to make that decision."

But Mueller's notes belie that contention. One sentence, in particular, indicates that Ashcroft was anything other than fully competent: "AG in chair; is feeble, barely articulate, clearly stressed."

Mueller divulged the existence of his notes in his own testimony before Conyers' committee on July 26 in an exchange with Rep. Arthur Davis (D-AL). Davis asked Mueller whether he'd taken notes about the March 2004 evening and, if he had, why.

"It was out of the ordinary," Mueller replied.

"What was out of the ordinary Mr. Mueller?" Davis asked.

"Being asked to go to the hospital and be present at that time."

Conyers says he will continue explore both the issue of Ashcroft's health, but that he will also seek unredacted versions of Mueller's notes to clear up still-unclear related issues.

"We intend to fully investigate this incident and the underlying subject matter that evoked such widespread distress within the Department and the FBI. We will be seeking an unredacted copy of Director Mueller's notes covering meetings before and after the hospital visit and expect to receive information from several of the individuals mentioned in the document."

Newly mentioned individuals in Mueller's notes include Vice President Dick Cheney, and then-NSA Director Gen. Michael Hayden, then-Deputy CIA Director John McLaughlin, and then-CIA Director George Tenet.
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Old 08-17-2007, 04:28 PM
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This stuff is worse than Watergate and yet the gutless Democrats won't start impeachment proceedings. I say Hang them all, from Gonzales to Cheney and all in between. In wartime, treason is a death sentence offense. If this White House Bunch are not guilty of treason, My name is not Jack Robinson Jones.
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