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Friday, November 11, 2005

More words from Judy Miller -- now former reporter for the New York Times --- last night on Larry King Live, and on NPR Morning Edition this morning. She's staying way out ahead of the Times on the reporting of herself as subject. AND she has no intention of retiring from journalism or from the wartime political scene.

She speaks of the personal fallout from the Valerie Plame CIA leak case, as well as continuing resentment among the NYT staff for her erroneous reporting on WMD. But while she admits freely that the WMD stories were wrong -- because her sources got it wrong she says --you won't hear any words of remorse for the consequences of that reporting.

-RH


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