David Kay and others on Fox now

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[PROGRESSIVE1]

1. Not Watching!

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[Walt Starr]

2. Who is David Kay

And why should I give a shit about anybody being on Faux?

[RobertSeattle]

3. OH, KAY...

David Kay, the top CIA consultant in Iraq on the issue, and Major
Gen. Keith Dayton, the head of the Pentagon's Iraq Survey Group ...

[seemslikeadream]

4. You know David Kay the one that's

inventing oh, I mean investigating WMDs in Iraq
He's testifying before two committees today

[barbaraann]

5. Oh, god.

They keep emphasizing that Kay has a "coalition." This "coalition" consists of the Americans, British, Australians, National Guard, Reserves, Active Duty military. Gee, the only countries involved are the ones who are desperate to prove WMD's.

I also believe that I heard David Kay say that they have solid proof of WMD's but that they cannot present it until they have solid proof. (??!!?) This man has a mission and he will not fail.

And when did the British become the "Brits?" I never heard newspeople refer to the British as Brits until the last couple of years. I suppose any day now the Australians will become "Aussies." I think it's part of the dumbing down to Fox tv show level of our country.

I think this is why Bush was extra-cocky yesterday. They have a surprise up their collective sleeve.

[Stephanie]

6. You know, the one who's going to find

the paperwork that shows that S Hussein was thinking about trying to reconstitute a program to begin to make plans to try to restart his efforts to develop plans to try to reconstitute his planmaking program to begin to think about trying to make plans to reconstitute his nuclear weapons program.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/07/20030730-1.html

THE PRESIDENT : Yes. I think, first of all, remember I just said we've been there for 90 days since the cessation of major military operations. Now, I know in our world where news comes and goes and there's this kind of instant -- instant news and you must have done this, you must do this yesterday, that there's a level of frustration by some in the media. I'm not suggesting you're frustrated. You don't look frustrated to me at all. But it's going to take time for us to gather the evidence and analyze the mounds of evidence, literally, the miles of documents that we have uncovered.

David Kaye came to see me yesterday. He's going to testify in closed hearing tomorrow -- which in Washington may not be so closed, as you know. And he was telling me the process that they were going through to analyze all the documentation. And that's not only to analyze the documentation on the weapons programs that Saddam Hussein had, but also the documentation as to terrorist links.