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Rove and Libby talked to each other; who's talking to Fitzgerald?

Once he's reminded by a prosecutor, Rove admits that he and Libby discussed Plame's identity before Robert Novak outed her.
Tim Grieve

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  • Thursday, October 20, 2005 11:05 AM

    Did the US Attorney show Rove secret testimony?

    As a member of a federal grand jury, it is my understanding that Fitzgerald cannot tell one witness how another witness testified. All grand jury testimony is secret and therefore may not be shared, even with another witness. Why would Fitzgerald want to tell Rove what another witness said? So he wouldn't perjure himself? I don't think so.

    —RMD

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