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[BevHarris]

One of them is obviously lying unless there is a huge miscommunication between them.

Harris--it has been insinuated that perhaps she cares about her documentary/money more than the cause.

We are not making a documentary.

If she had something on tape and released it to Olbermann, it would not be exclusive to her documentary.

We are not making a documentary.

However, after Olbermann called her out on this by saying, "What Ms. Harris has left herself open to is a charge that as much as any interest she has in the justifiable public concern over our most precious right - the right to a reliable, honest election - she may also have an interest in making her own documentary, on her own schedule, for her own purposes."

We are not making a documentary.

If she was invited on and refused and ask for the tape and refused, this hurts her reputation. So, she could be lying to save her reputation.

We were not invited on (except before we came to Florida, and both times Olbermann canceled).

Olbermann--I'm still trying to figure out why he would lie and say he invited Harris when he didn't and say he asked for the tape when he didn't.

I think a producer will get canned, and that perhaps this producer, who perhaps called and got "voicemail full" embellished her own work to make it sound like she'd done more than she had.

That's my guess. I do think it very odd that he went out on a limb over this, without checking his facts, and also, we have been fairly accessible by phone this week.

In fact, if we weren't accessible, how did we talk with NBC producers from both Palm Beach and Orlando three times yesterday? By the way, though I can't get to respond to all my messages, I do write them all down. It is easy to document that they never called or left messages, either for me, or for Andy or Kathleen.

Bev