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Condoleezza will talk. What happens next?
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- shia (c) 2004 all rights reserved
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- 31 Mar 2004
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- 31 Mar 2004 10:25:35 AM
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If she tries to spin the 9-11 Commission like she has been spinning the news media, . . .
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. . . her goose is cooked.
The White House agreed to "let" National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice speak to the 9-11 Commission in a public hearing under oath.
In exchange for her testimony, the 9-11 Commission will not subpoena other administration officials. Under this agreement, Ms. Rice's boss Bush and his boss Cheney will be allowed to testify in private and not under oath.
The White House agreed to "let" National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice speak to the 9-11 Commission in a public hearing under oath.
In exchange for her testimony, the 9-11 Commission will not subpoena other administration officials. Under this agreement, Ms. Rice's boss Bush and his boss Cheney will be allowed to testify in private and not under oath.
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