Read how Rummy squirms out of some real tough questions, not the softball scripted mess read to the Monkey-on-Goofballs last week. As I mentioned a few posts ago, David Dimbleby interviewed Rumsfeld on BBC's Newsnight, and got the feller's dander up. "Don't put words in my mouth," he says, a lot, as well as some other childish avoidance. And Dimbleby proceeds with--shock! horror!--follow-up questions.
Transcript: Donald Rumsfeld interview
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