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| Muller's investigation is, as I've been saying, out of control. | |
| This is what we saw with Patrick Fitzgerald. | |
| Patrick Fitzgerald was supposed to find out who leaked the identity of Valerie Plame. | |
| We were falsely told then that she was a covert operative. | |
| She was not. | |
| He learned on day one that the leaker was Richard Armitage. | |
| And then at that point, Patrick Fitzgerald should have closed down his shop and said goodbye. | |
| He didn't do it. | |
| And then it ended up three years later that the only thing he could get was a perjury trap for Scooter Libby. | |
| And Scooter Libby was told, well, if you just give up the vice president on A, B, and C, you can go free. | |
| You're free as a bird. | |
| I mean, that's how some of these prosecutors work. | |
| Well, we might have to take your wife into prison if you don't tell us what we want to hear. | |
| And a tactics that are used sometimes by some unsavory prosecutors is beyond the pale. |