He seemed to agree with the ReTHUG (Mosbacher) and not so much with the Democrat (Zimmerman) on the importance of the trial..
I agree with the others, he changes day to day..
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DOBBS: Let's talk about the Libby trial for a while, formally known as the CIA-White House leak trial. I thought former Senator Fred Thompson, former Watergate prosecutor, former prosecutor, federal prosecutor himself -- Patrick Fitzgerald, carrying on this case...
MOSBACHER: It's outrageous.
DOBBS: But that doesn't seem to be the reaction of anyone...
MOSBACHER: Well, because I don't think the American people understand how much of their tax dollars are spent on this ridiculous trial, tens of millions.
DOBBS: How about you, Robert?
ZIMMERMAN: Well, you're dealing with exposure of a CIA operative. And when you -- when Patrick Fitzgerald is exposing the internal machinations of this White House to create a political hatchet job because the truth is told, I think it's an important trial regardless of the result.
DOBBS: Regardless of the result?
ZIMMERMAN: Yes, I do.
DOBBS: Now, would you be saying the same thing if this were circa 1995?
ZIMMERMAN: Why wouldn't i?
DOBBS: Because there would be a Democrat in the White House.
ZIMMERMAN: Let me tell you something. I was not hesitant to hold the Clinton administration accountable. I thought they were wrong as well on certain policy issues. This is really -- when you are talking about exposing CIA operative...
DOBBS: ... Richard Armitage is the known leaker in this case. Help me with this, he's the known leaker.
ZIMMERMAN: Exactly.
DOBBS: ... nobody's prosecuting him.
ZIMMERMAN: ... because the issue was whether Scooter Libby lied or not in terms of making a cover-up.
MOSBACHER: No, that wasn't the issue.
DOBBS: Covering up what? That's what I don't understand.
ROLLINS: The issue was, originally -- and the problem with special prosecutors is they get to run amok. And they have for years, whether it's Democrats or Republicans. In fairness to Fred, Fred was on Nixon's side, he was on the defense side during the Watergate days. He was not a prosecutor.
DOBBS: I'm sorry, I misspoke.
ROLLINS: He was the minority council. He's a prosecutor now on "Law & Order", and a very good one, making more money than any of us. I love him to death. He was a great senator, too.
The bottom line is you had to prove that they deliberately knew she was a special agent and they went out -- Armitage, all of them did not know that. So he basically went out and got what he could get and I think...
DOBBS: We'll find the best in the nutshell encapsulation, but it still took so much time that we're...
ZIMMERMAN: I've got great faith in our system of justice. And whether it's Democrat or Republican...