DIANE SAWYER: First of all, I just want to ask about reading. Mr. President, you know that there was a great deal of reporting about the fact that you said, first of all, that you let Condoleezza Rice and Andrew Card give you a flavor of what’s in the news.
PRESIDENT BUSH: Yes.
DIANE SAWYER: That you don’t read the stories yourself.
PRESIDENT BUSH: Yes. I get my news from people who don’t editorialize. They give me the actual news, and it makes it easier to digest, on a daily basis, the facts.
DIANE SAWYER: Is it just harder to read constant criticism or to read —
PRESIDENT BUSH: Why even put up with it when you can get the facts elsewhere? I’m a lucky man. I’ve got, it’s not just Condi and Andy, it’s all kinds of people in my administration who are charged with different responsibilities, and they come in and say this is what’s happening, this isn’t what’s happening.
This is the same interview where Bush admitted he doesn’t know the difference between actually having weapons of mass destruction and having the potential of trying to aquire them.
It’s clear this guy just does not possess sufficient candlepower for the job.
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