here to talk about it all, cokie roberts. our friend, cokie roberts. on "drop dead diva." >> how much fun? >> it was great to be mean. i don't want to say i end up with a heart of gold. maybe i do. >> we'll talk about that more in our next half our, as well. let's start with wikipedia. 92,000 documents. this holds back to the pentagon papers of vietnam. >> it holds in the sense that it is going to consolidate exception to the war. as you know, george, the president has enough problems right now. and this election has turned into a base election. he needs to get democrats out. and he needs to get democrats excited. this is not going to work for them. >> no. but it seems like no one's xipted about the war in afghanistan right now. >> no one's ever been excited about the war in afghanistan. it looks like the war impossible to win. and also, it's not just president obama, but george w. bush. they've had similar policies, it seems like, through the years. we can't blame just obama with this. >> that's one of the things the white house tried to say in defens

. >>> and our "roundtable," with sam donaldson, cokie roberts, stephen hayes and donna brazile. we'll look at the firing of shirley sherrod and less soones to be learned about the media, nt.e, and the obama administration's latest aschable moment. >>> and, as always, "the sunday funnies." a there's a report that kate ssselin and sarah palin are taking their families camping together in alaska. and it must be true because sarah palin hasn't refudiated it yet. >> good morning. this week brought more mixed signals about the economy. as fed chair ben bernanke put with the current economic climate is unusually uncertain. capitol spending fatigue on capitol hill, the president is running out of options to give the recovery a boost. that's where i began my interview with treasury myretary tim geithner. thank you for joining us. > good to see you. >> the administration has had a number of successes after big battles. haveulus, health care battletion. you have a big battle coming when it comes to the bush tax tax. f they remain in place, it will tst $3 trillion over ten years. e oncemini