Well, number one, we didn't release any Clinton memos. Clinton didn't release any previous President Bush top-secret memos. The problem that I have with all of this is, now that the White House is doing this to its predecessor, what will future White Houses do, depending on how the world turns under Barack Obama?
Fleischer discusses the implications of releasing past presidential documents and how it may affect future administrations.
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Hillary is not popular. And Hillary is secretary of state, does have a lot of explaining to do, a lot of answers to give, and she has to be held accountable for what happened on her watch.
The president needs to bring the Paul Begalas of the world over. What is most important is that this country have a bipartisan template for how to fight terror.
I think it's both. It's going to be pulled. It already has been pulled. No member of Congress are going to vote on this while there's a chance that something like this could happen.
Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat in California, has come out in favor of this.
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