I was going to post video, but that’s just tempting fate at this point. Here’s the transcript of Russert talking to the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the administration:

MR. RUSSERT: There’s a report in a British newspaper, The Independent, about a former translator for the FBI with top-secret security clearance, says she’s provided information to the panel investigating the attacks which proves senior officials knew of al-Qaida’s plan to attack the U.S. with aircraft months before the strike happened. Sibel Edmonds is her name. She said she spent more than three hours in a closed session with the commission and provided information that was circulating within the FBI in the spring and summer of 2001 suggesting an attack using aircraft was months away, that terrorists were in place. Is she credible?

MR. KEAN: We’ve had all her testimony. It’s under investigation. I can’t say–we’re certainly not there that she’s credible or uncredible yet.

MR. HAMILTON: We’ve talked to her.

MR. KEAN: Yeah.

MR. HAMILTON: We’ve talked to people she has identified. We’ve looked at documents. Look, the commission gets leads by the dozens, every day. I had a dozen of them last week. And we do our level best to follow up on all of them. In this case, and several others that have been prominent in the European press, we have been very, very careful in our research. We’re not totally completed with it, as the governor has mentioned.