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CIA leak grand jury investigation This second statement has since been called into question by an e-mail, written three days before Novak's column, in which Cooper indicated that Rove had told him Wilson's wife worked at the CIA.

CIA leak scandal criminal investigation This second statement has since been called into question by an e-mail, written three days before Novak's column, in which Cooper indicated that Rove had told him Wilson's wife worked at the CIA.

CIA leak scandal criminal investigation A July 11, 2003, e-mail from Cooper to his bureau chief indicated that Rove had told Cooper that it was Wilson's wife who authorized her husband's trip to Niger, mentioning that she "apparently" worked at "the agency" on weapons of mass destruction issues.

Plame affair Mr. Libby testified in the grand jury that Rove told Libby that Novak was publishing a column about Wilson’s wife before it was ever published....

Karl Rove In addition, Rove told Cooper that CIA Director George Tenet did not authorize Wilson's trip to Niger, and that "not only the genesis of the trip [to Niger] is flawed an[d] suspect but so is the report" which Wilson made upon his return from Africa.

CIA leak scandal timeline Rove reportedly told the grand jury that at this time he had already heard about Wilson's wife working for the CIA from another journalist, but is unable to remember who that was.

CIA leak scandal timeline According to Cooper, Rove told Cooper that Wilson's trip had not been authorized by "DCI" — CIA Director George Tenet — or Vice President Dick Cheney.

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CIA leak grand jury investigation This second statement has since been called into question by an e-mail, written three days before Novak's column, in which Cooper indicated that Rove had told him Wilson's wife worked at the CIA.

CIA leak scandal criminal investigation This second statement has since been called into question by an e-mail, written three days before Novak's column, in which Cooper indicated that Rove had told him Wilson's wife worked at the CIA.

Plame affair In his grand jury testimony, Karl Rove testified he learned of Plame's CIA affiliation from journalists and not from government officials.

Plame affair Rove also testified to the grand jury that he had heard from Libby that Plame worked for the CIA.

Karl Rove In addition, Rove told Cooper that CIA Director George Tenet did not authorize Wilson's trip to Niger, and that "not only the genesis of the trip [to Niger] is flawed an[d] suspect but so is the report" which Wilson made upon his return from Africa.

CIA leak scandal timeline Rove reportedly told the grand jury that at this time he had already heard about Wilson's wife working for the CIA from another journalist, but is unable to remember who that was.

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Plame affair Through his personal attorney, Robert Luskin, Rove has stated that other media sources told him about Plame, although he's not sure which journalist first told him.

Plame affair In his grand jury testimony, Karl Rove testified he learned of Plame's CIA affiliation from journalists and not from government officials.

Plame affair Rove told the grand jury that by the time Novak had called him, he had already learned of Plame from other reporters, but that he could not recall which reporters had told him.

Plame affair Rove also testified to the grand jury that he had heard from Libby that Plame worked for the CIA.

Karl Rove On July 15, Rove's lawyers said that Rove told Novak he had "heard that, too", in reference to Plame's status as a CIA employee, but was unaware at the time of the name "Valerie Plame".

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Plame affair Mr. Libby testified in the grand jury that Rove told Libby that Novak was publishing a column about Wilson’s wife before it was ever published....

Plame affair According to the National Journal, "Rove testified to the grand jury that during his telephone call with Novak, the columnist said words to the effect: 'You are not going to get burned' and 'I don't give up my sources.'"

Plame affair Rove testified that Novak called him in July 2003 to discuss a story unrelated to Plame or Wilson.

Plame affair Rove told the grand jury that by the time Novak had called him, he had already learned of Plame from other reporters, but that he could not recall which reporters had told him.

Karl Rove Rove claims to have learned of her name from his conversation with Novak.

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CIA leak grand jury investigation Did Rove say that she worked at the 'agency' on 'W.M.D.'?

CIA leak scandal criminal investigation Did Rove say that she worked at the 'agency' on 'W.M.D.'?

Karl Rove Did Rove say that she worked at the 'agency' on 'W.M.D.'?

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Tom Tancredo According to Tancredo, he and Bush's political adviser, Karl Rove, got into a "screaming match" after Tancredo claimed that "if the nation suffered another attack at the hands of terrorists able to skirt immigration laws, the blood of the people killed" would be on Bush's and Congress’ hands.

Karl Rove In a deposition, Rove testified that he severed the tie in 1996 because he felt awkward "about balancing that responsibility with his role as Bush's top political advisor" while Bush was governor of Texas and Texas was suing the tobacco industry.

Karl Rove Rove says his work for the Bush campaign included direct mail, voter contact, phone banks, computer services, and travel expenses.

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CIA leak scandal criminal investigation A July 11, 2003, e-mail from Cooper to his bureau chief indicated that Rove had told Cooper that it was Wilson's wife who authorized her husband's trip to Niger, mentioning that she "apparently" worked at "the agency" on weapons of mass destruction issues.

Plame affair According to Rove, he only remembered he had spoken to Cooper after discovering a July 11, 2003, White House e-mail that Rove had written to then-deputy National Security advisor Stephen J. Hadley in which Rove said he had spoken to Cooper about the Niger controversy.

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CIA leak grand jury investigation Karl Rove testified before the new grand jury for the fifth time in the case on April 26, 2006, and, on June 12, 2006, his attorney stated that Rove had been formally notified by Fitzgerald that Rove would not be charged with any crimes.

Allen Weh Then in 2006 Rove personally told Weh “He’s gone,” Rove said.

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Plame affair Rove also testified to the grand jury that he had heard from Libby that Plame worked for the CIA.

Plame affair Rove testified that Libby told him that he heard the information from journalists.

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Karl Rove The residence that Rove claims on Texas voter registration rolls consists of two small rental cottages, the largest of which is 814 square feet.

Karl Rove In a deposition, Rove testified that he severed the tie in 1996 because he felt awkward "about balancing that responsibility with his role as Bush's top political advisor" while Bush was governor of Texas and Texas was suing the tobacco industry.

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Plame affair In his grand jury testimony, Karl Rove testified he learned of Plame's CIA affiliation from journalists and not from government officials.

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CIA leak grand jury investigation Karl Rove testified before the new grand jury for the fifth time in the case on April 26, 2006, and, on June 12, 2006, his attorney stated that Rove had been formally notified by Fitzgerald that Rove would not be charged with any crimes.

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Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White House Rove responded that the phrase "fair game" attributed to him by Chris Matthews was Matthews' phrase not his own and that he himself did not consider Mrs. Wilson (in Gregory's phrase) "an appropropriate target in this debate."

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Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White House Rove responded that the phrase "fair game" attributed to him by Chris Matthews was Matthews' phrase not his own and that he himself did not consider Mrs. Wilson (in Gregory's phrase) "an appropropriate target in this debate."

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Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White House Rove responded that the phrase "fair game" attributed to him by Chris Matthews was Matthews' phrase not his own and that he himself did not consider Mrs. Wilson (in Gregory's phrase) "an appropropriate target in this debate."

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Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White House Rove responded that the phrase "fair game" attributed to him by Chris Matthews was Matthews' phrase not his own and that he himself did not consider Mrs. Wilson (in Gregory's phrase) "an appropropriate target in this debate."

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Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White House Rove responded that the phrase "fair game" attributed to him by Chris Matthews was Matthews' phrase not his own and that he himself did not consider Mrs. Wilson (in Gregory's phrase) "an appropropriate target in this debate."

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CIA leak scandal criminal investigation A July 11, 2003, e-mail from Cooper to his bureau chief indicated that Rove had told Cooper that it was Wilson's wife who authorized her husband's trip to Niger, mentioning that she "apparently" worked at "the agency" on weapons of mass destruction issues.

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Karl Rove On July 15, Rove's lawyers said that Rove told Novak he had "heard that, too", in reference to Plame's status as a CIA employee, but was unaware at the time of the name "Valerie Plame".

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Plame affair Through his personal attorney, Robert Luskin, Rove has stated that other media sources told him about Plame, although he's not sure which journalist first told him.

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Karl Rove On July 15, Rove's lawyers said that Rove told Novak he had "heard that, too", in reference to Plame's status as a CIA employee, but was unaware at the time of the name "Valerie Plame".

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Karl Rove In addition, Rove told Cooper that CIA Director George Tenet did not authorize Wilson's trip to Niger, and that "not only the genesis of the trip [to Niger] is flawed an[d] suspect but so is the report" which Wilson made upon his return from Africa.

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Plame affair In his grand jury testimony, Karl Rove testified he learned of Plame's CIA affiliation from journalists and not from government officials.

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Karl Rove In 2006, Rove personally told Weh that Iglesias had been dismissed.

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Karl Rove Rove says his work for the Bush campaign included direct mail, voter contact, phone banks, computer services, and travel expenses.

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Plame affair When Novak inquired about Wilson's wife working for the CIA, Rove indicated he had heard something like that, according to the source's recounting of the grand jury testimony for the Associated Press.

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Karl Rove Rove says his work for the Bush campaign included direct mail, voter contact, phone banks, computer services, and travel expenses.

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Plame affair According to Rove, he only remembered he had spoken to Cooper after discovering a July 11, 2003, White House e-mail that Rove had written to then-deputy National Security advisor Stephen J. Hadley in which Rove said he had spoken to Cooper about the Niger controversy.

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Plame affair According to Rove, he only remembered he had spoken to Cooper after discovering a July 11, 2003, White House e-mail that Rove had written to then-deputy National Security advisor Stephen J. Hadley in which Rove said he had spoken to Cooper about the Niger controversy.

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Allen Weh Then in 2006 Rove personally told Weh “He’s gone,” Rove said.

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Matthew Cooper (American journalist) Did Rove say that she worked at the "agency" on "WMD"?

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Karl Rove The residence that Rove claims on Texas voter registration rolls consists of two small rental cottages, the largest of which is 814 square feet.

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Karl Rove Rove says his work for the Bush campaign included direct mail, voter contact, phone banks, computer services, and travel expenses.

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Karl Rove In a deposition, Rove testified that he severed the tie in 1996 because he felt awkward "about balancing that responsibility with his role as Bush's top political advisor" while Bush was governor of Texas and Texas was suing the tobacco industry.

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Karl Rove In 1986, just before a crucial debate in campaign, Rove claimed that his office had been bugged by Democrats.

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Karl Rove Rove says his work for the Bush campaign included direct mail, voter contact, phone banks, computer services, and travel expenses.

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Karl Rove Rove says his work for the Bush campaign included direct mail, voter contact, phone banks, computer services, and travel expenses.

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Plame affair When Novak inquired about Wilson's wife working for the CIA, Rove indicated he had heard something like that, according to the source's recounting of the grand jury testimony for the Associated Press.

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George LeMieux When asked why Charlie Crist was not attending the President's visit to Florida, Karl Rove responded "just ask George LeMieux."

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George LeMieux When asked why Charlie Crist was not attending the President's visit to Florida, Karl Rove responded "just ask George LeMieux."

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Manhattan Institute Karl Rove has stated that Dream underlies the entire compassionate conservatism movement.

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Barney (dog) White House official Karl Rove remarked shortly after his resignation that Barney was "a lump."

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Tom Tancredo According to Tancredo, he and Bush's political adviser, Karl Rove, got into a "screaming match" after Tancredo claimed that "if the nation suffered another attack at the hands of terrorists able to skirt immigration laws, the blood of the people killed" would be on Bush's and Congress’ hands.

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Manhattan Institute Karl Rove has stated that Dream underlies the entire compassionate conservatism movement.

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Tom Tancredo According to Tancredo, he and Bush's political adviser, Karl Rove, got into a "screaming match" after Tancredo claimed that "if the nation suffered another attack at the hands of terrorists able to skirt immigration laws, the blood of the people killed" would be on Bush's and Congress’ hands.

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Mitch McConnell On April 1, 2007, Chris Wallace claimed that McConnell's stance on Karl Rove and Harriet Miers testifying under oath in relation to the Dismissal of U.S. attorneys controversy was contradictory.

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Mitch McConnell On April 1, 2007, Chris Wallace claimed that McConnell's stance on Karl Rove and Harriet Miers testifying under oath in relation to the Dismissal of U.S. attorneys controversy was contradictory.

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Mitch McConnell On April 1, 2007, Chris Wallace claimed that McConnell's stance on Karl Rove and Harriet Miers testifying under oath in relation to the Dismissal of U.S. attorneys controversy was contradictory.

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CIA leak grand jury investigation Cooper testified before a grand jury on 13 July 2005, confirming that Rove was the source who told him Wilson's wife was an employee of the CIA.

CIA leak scandal criminal investigation Cooper testified before a grand jury on 13 July 2005, confirming that Rove was the source who told him Wilson's wife was an employee of the CIA.

Karl Rove Cooper testified before a grand jury on July 13, 2005, confirming that Rove was the source who told him Wilson's wife was an employee of the CIA.

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CIA leak scandal criminal investigation A July 11, 2003, e-mail from Cooper to his bureau chief indicated that Rove had told Cooper that it was Wilson's wife who authorized her husband's trip to Niger, mentioning that she "apparently" worked at "the agency" on weapons of mass destruction issues.

Karl Rove In addition, Rove told Cooper that CIA Director George Tenet did not authorize Wilson's trip to Niger, and that "not only the genesis of the trip [to Niger] is flawed an[d] suspect but so is the report" which Wilson made upon his return from Africa.

CIA leak scandal timeline According to Cooper, Rove told Cooper that Wilson's trip had not been authorized by "DCI" — CIA Director George Tenet — or Vice President Dick Cheney.

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Allen Weh Then in 2006 Rove personally told Weh “He’s gone,” Rove said.

Dismissed U.S. attorneys summary Then in 2006 Rove personally told Weh “He’s gone.”

Karl Rove In 2006, Rove personally told Weh that Iglesias had been dismissed.

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Plame affair Rove told the grand jury that by the time Novak had called him, he had already learned of Plame from other reporters, but that he could not recall which reporters had told him.

Plame affair Initially, Rove failed to tell the grand jury about his conversations with Cooper.

CIA leak scandal timeline Rove reportedly told the grand jury that at this time he had already heard about Wilson's wife working for the CIA from another journalist, but is unable to remember who that was.

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Alan J. Dixon Rove told the Dallas Morning News in 1999, "It was a youthful prank at the age of 19 and I regret it."

Karl Rove Rove told the Dallas Morning News in 1999, "It was a youthful prank at the age of 19 and I regret it."

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Plame affair In various legal filings, however, Fitzgerald alleged that both Rove and Libby had told several reporters about Plame's employment at the CIA.

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Plame affair Mr. Libby testified in the grand jury that Rove told Libby that Novak was publishing a column about Wilson’s wife before it was ever published....

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Karl Rove On July 15, Rove's lawyers said that Rove told Novak he had "heard that, too", in reference to Plame's status as a CIA employee, but was unaware at the time of the name "Valerie Plame".

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CIA leak scandal timeline Rove is reported to have told Novak something to the effect of, "I heard that, too." or "Oh, so you already know about it."