Libby's "conveiniant" memory-loss

"Libby says he never lied — but that if he said things that were incorrect, it was because his memory was faulty." wow....


"Libby's defense is built around the premise that when he told the grand jury things that were not true, he was not lying -- that he was not hoping that no one would ever be able to prove that what he testified to was a lie. Instead, Libby says, he was so busy with so many urgent matters that he simply misremembered events." -npr