RUSH: We finally have the press release which has been made public here by the independent counsel, Patrick Fitzgerald -- who, by the way, the liberals, the Democrats are all calling him "Elliott Ness." He's an Elliott Ness out there. What does that mean? It means that Al Capone is in the White House. These terms here are not accidentally chosen. It's a five-count indictment, one count object construction of justice, two counts of lying to investigators, and two counts of perjury. Five-count...

RUSH: You know, as I watch CNN here today, they're actually giving life, real life to the term circle... bleep. Turn it on; they're sitting around in a circle. It's as close to Christmas morning as they were going to get, it's not what they wanted, but they're just having the grandest old time. (Interruption) What? Fitzmas, I know, Fitzmas. Yeah, they all went out and they had their brand-new suits and ties and all really ready to go on television Wednesday night to pronounce the death of this...

RUSH: Lewis Libby indicted on five counts: one count of obstruction of justice, two counts of lying to investigators, and two counts of perjury before the grand jury. He's soon to resign. I think he's already sent his letter. He resigns not just to the vice president but to the president since he's on the National Security Council staff, so he will resign, having been indicted. I'm thinking back to how this all started, and I cannot get past this Novak column and how this really is the focal...

RUSH: Let's go back to the oil-for-food scandal report: "Western industrial titan Siemens AG and Daimler-Chrysler were among thousands of companies that helped Iraq's Saddam Hussein exploit a UN humanitarian program to collect nearly $2 billion in illegal surcharges and kickbacks, according to the Volcker Report. That final report headed by former US federal chairman Paul Volcker, detailing the case and the ease with which Hussein managed to bend the UN's oil-for-food program to his own purposes,...

RUSH: We finally have the press release which has been made public here by the independent counsel, Patrick Fitzgerald -- who, by the way, the liberals, the Democrats are all calling him "Elliott Ness." He's an Elliott Ness out there. What does that mean? It means that Al Capone is in the White House. These terms here are not accidentally chosen. It's a five-count indictment, one count object construction of justice, two counts of lying to investigators, and two counts of perjury. Five-count...

RUSH: You know, as I watch CNN here today, they're actually giving life, real life to the term circle... bleep. Turn it on; they're sitting around in a circle. It's as close to Christmas morning as they were going to get, it's not what they wanted, but they're just having the grandest old time. (Interruption) What? Fitzmas, I know, Fitzmas. Yeah, they all went out and they had their brand-new suits and ties and all really ready to go on television Wednesday night to pronounce the death of this...

RUSH: Let's go back to the oil-for-food scandal report: "Western industrial titan Siemens AG and Daimler-Chrysler were among thousands of companies that helped Iraq's Saddam Hussein exploit a UN humanitarian program to collect nearly $2 billion in illegal surcharges and kickbacks, according to the Volcker Report. That final report headed by former US federal chairman Paul Volcker, detailing the case and the ease with which Hussein managed to bend the UN's oil-for-food program to his own purposes,...

RUSH: We finally have the press release which has been made public here by the independent counsel, Patrick Fitzgerald -- who, by the way, the liberals, the Democrats are all calling him "Elliott Ness." He's an Elliott Ness out there. What does that mean? It means that Al Capone is in the White House. These terms here are not accidentally chosen. It's a five-count indictment, one count object construction of justice, two counts of lying to investigators, and two counts of perjury. Five-count...

RUSH: You know, as I watch CNN here today, they're actually giving life, real life to the term circle... bleep. Turn it on; they're sitting around in a circle. It's as close to Christmas morning as they were going to get, it's not what they wanted, but they're just having the grandest old time. (Interruption) What? Fitzmas, I know, Fitzmas. Yeah, they all went out and they had their brand-new suits and ties and all really ready to go on television Wednesday night to pronounce the death of this...