Paul Begala actually said...
Yes. I think it's -- I don't want to read too much into the tea leaves -- but, look, there's clearly some there, there. And it could well be that Karl -- we know that Karl misled the country and misled Scott McClellan. He said he had -- I had nothing to do with this. It might have been that Karl walked into his boss and said, Mr. President, I didn't have anything to do with this, and misled him. If that's the case, then Bush should have fired him right away.
Context
Paul Begala comments on the implications of Karl Rove's actions and suggests that President Bush should have acted decisively if Rove misled him.
07/12/2005