the united states. nevertheless, there should be there must be an investigation can i tell you where the crime would be the crime would be one at a time. if the information was not authorized by the original classifying authority, then it becomes illegal. if it was authorized by obam athen it is legal. so first they have to investigate that s my point. whether or not, who gave the information and whether or not it was wait a minute. if the intent was not to harm the united states, but to bolster the re-election effort of the president it doesn t matter. sean: wait a minute. i am asking victoria. it can be a problem. nevertheless, we must investigate to do so who did the leaks. sean: when you think of the media hist earia of valerie plame, not a covert operative and they knew the leaker from day 1 and patrick fitzgerald
sean: agents arrested an welrosario aryanos and retrieved two ak-47s and were taken by jamie avila, who was arrested the next day. when did you first hear about the weapons being purchased through the operation fast & furious. sean. mostly on tv, the media, newspapers. i never really got a call until it was brought out in the newspaper. i just was flabbergasted. i didn t believe it at first. sean: ballistic tests could not identify the murder weapon, but lawmakers were outraged. brian terry s loss was preventible. it was regrettable and preventible. sean: what makes the death so shocking to his family is that he did not die on a foreign battlefield. he died not in iraq or afghanistan, but in a desert outside of rio rico, arizona, some 18 miles inside of the
reporter said that none of this information came from the white house? sean: byron, you are the media. we are talking about your friends and colleagues. are they doing due diligence here and a service to the american people? to have a really big investigation, you have to have a white-hot controversy before it. think back to the volery plame affair. there was a drumbeat in the new york times and the washington post, on the broadcast initiatives and cable, every single day. in the end, the bush administration buckled. they gave patrick fitzgerald the investigator, basically, the full powers of the attorney general to look at this. i cannot see that happening in in thadministration unless there was a drumbeat like that happening? in other words, this is an example where the media, compliceit, they want to get obama re-elected, so they are covering for him? is that would it be different if it were a conservative president? the white house feel its every day. when there is that pre
sean: agents arrested an welrosario aryanos and retrieved two ak-47s and were taken by jamie avila, who was arrested the next day. when did you first hear about the weapons being purchased through the operation fast & furious. sean. mostly on tv, the media, newspapers. i never really got a call until it was brought out in the newspaper. i just was flabbergasted. i didn t believe it at first. sean: ballistic tests could not identify the murder weapon, but lawmakers were outraged. brian terry s loss was preventible. it was regrettable and preventible. sean: what makes the death so shocking to his family is that he did not die on a foreign battlefield. he died not in iraq or afghanistan, but in a desert outside of rio rico, arizona, some 18 miles inside of the
reporter said that none of this information came from the white house? sean: byron, you are the media. we are talking about your friends and colleagues. are they doing due diligence here and a service to the american people? to have a really big investigation, you have to have a white-hot controversy before it. think back to the volery plame affair. there was a drumbeat in the new york times and the washington post, on the broadcast initiatives and cable, every single day. in the end, the bush administration buckled. they gave patrick fitzgerald the investigator, basically, the full powers of the attorney general to look at this. i cannot see that happening in in thadministration unless there was a drumbeat like that happening? in other words, this is an example where the media, compliceit, they want to get obama re-elected, so they are covering for him? is that would it be different if it were a conservative president? the white house feel its every day. when there is that pre