Soon to be former NBC News anchor Brian Williams gave an apologetic interview to the military newspaper Stars and Stripes  where he blames being scared for "misremembering" the fact that his helicopter was not hit by an RPG. No matter. Williams has even bigger problems. It seems that Mr. Williams wildly exaggerated the dangers he faced while covering Hurricane Katrina. It isn't just that his stories sound unbelievable. Almost all of the incidents he has related in the past have now been debunked by eyewitnesses. Here is part of the heroic account Williams gave to author Douglas Brinkley for his book on the hurricane: The one he told about witnessing a suicide at the Superdome. Or the one he told about watching a body float past the Ritz-Carlton, perched at the edge of an otherwise dry French Quarter. Or the one about the dysentery he said he got. And, finally, the story he told about the Ritz-Carlton gangs. Three separate individuals told reporters no...(Read Full Post)