mr. fitzgerald rogers helped to stop the article sfwiements help stop san francisco government recorded on commissioner paskin-jordan investment in the geoinvestment fund the retirement board investment that puts this board in the media where you don't belong reporting that san francisco's unique plea includes how well known paskin-jordans appointment to this board is given her investment in the gov. >> thank you, patrick richard welcome richard. >> public institutions like pension funds have been under attack by the prioritization it was threatening the existence of our lowest price institutions including the posting the american services and we worry about this mr. cowling u cul-de-sack care has a re2r5ikd expanding caption to give away money to hedge funds from people that hate the public sector the ceo's logical the standard deviation using thirty this model lowers the risk by 2 percent this fund has weathered any bulls and bears in the past our civil grand jury replaces the low risk investment policy why do we reject seeming prudence and conflicts we want innovative san francisco to f

mr. fitzgerald questions about scooter libby, they all had memory problems. began to think, not only and should this case have never , been brought, because there was no crime, no one was ever charged with outing an agent. and in fact the cia general , counsel said that this was a colossal waste of time. and i argued that it was more , than that. it could have changed the course of the war. brian: why would patrick fitzgerald go through all of this -- if he knew richard armitage was the original source, why would he not have told the world? what was the point? judith: because he was the special prosecutor and he has spent a lot of money and time finding a crime. brian: has he ever explained it? judith: he has never explained it. i hope that one day he does. he is now working at the law firm in chicago that represented me. brian: have you ever talked to him? judith: i tried to talk to him. i talked to my lawyer to ask him if he would cooperate. i sent him e-mails and a registered letter. i asked everyone that was connected to the war to talk to me. brian: did

mr. fitzgerald who had a lot of time to prepare this case had information that could have perhaps joggednformation that they needed to make the best case they could. i realized that prosecutors are supposed to get convictions but the truth shouldn't be a victim of their pursuit. >> you describe yourself smart, fearless relentless to now pushy, warmongerer you said you laughed and cried. >> i have been called worse. and you have to take the blows. but i think what was most disappointing was my paper's effort to deflect attention from the prewar reporting that it claimed was flawed to one or two individuals that in this case me. i don't think it was fair and i don't think it was right. >> thank you. >>> and the story goes on sale today. >>> a wife ignored doctors when they said it might be time to give up on her husband. >> fought for me the whole time. and if you really know the reason i'm here today. >> the couple's unbreaka a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 13 ye