Did anyone hear the imutt show just now?

They are perpetuating the Plame was not undercover routine. Is there not a media source out there that will say, once and for all, that she was not only undercover, but was a NOC agent, the CIA equivalent of James Bond. Also, who was the band, that they just played...was it the Foo Fighters?

Which one was propagating that "not covert" stuff?

Was it the bald headed ghost with the headphones on? He's Imus's token arch-conservative.

I will confess. Most of the time, Imus is off, but every once in awhile, he actually says something I agree with. Most of the conservative crap comes from the bald guy with the headphones.

imus asked, "Is that true Charles"? And Charles left it up in the air. Oh and BTW...the song was "Learn to Fly" by the Foo Fighters. Those guys are awesome, I just bought a few songs for the iPod.

The guest who was just on -- a usually obnoxious fellow who works on radio and who just got booted from Tucker's show -- did a good job of identifying Rove as a ball & chain on the administration, and hinted that Bush knew. When republicans start talking this way, there has been a serious shift.

Imus is a strange character. I will venture that he is saying the "what Rove did was no big deal" because he has guests who are going to "convince" him otherwise in the next week. Look for him to be helping to expose the administration as liars on a most important issue.

Remember, his audience is largely moderate republican. They are the people who are actually thinking what Imus said: "Rove didn't do nothing wrong!" His goal is to get them to identify with him, and then to subtly open their eyes on this. In a week, he'll be calling for Rove's head. And a lot of moderate republicans will be doing the same.

he got canned from the milquetoast show? Why?...details please.

They made it sound like a schedualing problem. Baloney.

Severin is an obnoxious character. However, when people like him are ready to drop Rove, it's an important sign.

The two right-wingers on the Imus show are nailing the issue right now. Charles is saying it should be important to Americans, who are distracted by the "missing girl" story.

When republicans are supporting Fitzgerald in a very public way, the administration is in real trouble.