Byron York notes that a portion of the special prosecutor's filing which caused a firestorm on the left, was corrected by him in a letter to the Court: An embarrassing move this afternoon from CIA leak prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald. In his now—famous court filing in which he said that former Cheney chief of staff Lewis Libby testified that he had been authorized to leak portions of the then—classified National Intelligence Estimate, Fitzgerald wrote, "Defendant understood that he was to tell [New York Times reporter Judith] Miller, among other things, that a key judgment of the NIE held that Iraq was 'vigorously trying to procure' uranium." That sentence led a number of reporters and commentators to suggest that, beyond the issue of the leak itself, the administration was lying about the NIE, because the African uranium segment was not in fact among the NIE's key judgments. For example, in a front page story on Sunday, the Washington Post reported: At Cheney's...(Read Full Post)