White House staffers face deadline in CIA leak probe (CNN)

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- White House staffers have until 5 p.m. today to relinquish all documents that may be pertinent in an investigation into who leaked the name of a CIA operative to the news media.

Under orders from the White House counsel's office, employees must search their records and turn in all potentially relevant documents -- including e-mails and phone call logs -- to that office by the deadline, or sign a form saying they have none.

About 500 of the roughly 2,000 staffers turned over what they had on Monday, a senior administration official said. The overwhelming majority of the 500 found they had no relevant documents, the official said.

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Meanwhile, FBI agents have interviewed the operative, Valerie Plame, government sources confirmed to CNN Tuesday.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/10/07/leak.main/

to the investigators not to the Whitehouse is what should be happening. But go ahead stonewall it has worked in our favor before. What a bunch of incompetent idiots.

Hey Skip,

Have you (or anybody out there) seen ANYTHING about the status of leak-realated material/evidence in Cheney's office?

Are there any evidence protection orders or information requests, or anything?

No news on Invisible Dick since Saturday.

n/t

A fire in the streets about 5 blocks from the White House

http://www.nbc4.com/news/2537086/index.html?subid=10101441

deny any knowledge of the leak,that honorable(felon)Elliot Abrams says he is innocent,shrub believes him so do I.(bush is an honest man and truthteller of the highest order,so lets get behind all of our unelected thugs,mugs and lugs in the righwing of the outhouse)Sarcasm become me yuh,yuh.

The Whitehouse Council's office. What's up with that? I would think the documents would be turned over to Justice Dept. But Not in this Administration.