Kendrick Meek: “One of our third-party validators. ``Outing of CIA agent. Louisiana can't pay Katrina and Rita bills.'' But, meanwhile…”

“One of our third-party validators. ``Outing of CIA agent. Louisiana can't pay Katrina and Rita bills.'' But, meanwhile, folks are running around cutting the very programs that help folks in Louisiana and Mississippi and other affected areas, in South Florida as it relates to Wilma and others, cutting programs that will help the very people that State is trying to use. The Washington Times, let me take this little promo off here. Washington Times, a conservative paper here in Washington, D.C. It talks about issues that are coming before the Congress, and it talks about the other issues that are taking place in Capitol Hill, maybe not on the front page but within the paper talking about indictments and hearings. The Washington Post, a big front-page picture. Not about some sort of program or some sort of way that we are helping middle-class families, not talking about bringing the costs down of gas or heating oil or anything like that. No, it talks about the fact that the popularity, 58 percent in a poll questioned the integrity of the President of the United States. Now I am not one to question the integrity of the President of the United States, but I can tell you this: That it is interesting that individuals can out or in said indictment, out CIA agents and then forget about it. Oh, like I said last night, I was going to get a cup of coffee, and I walked over--I cannot remember when I outed the CIA agent.…”