This young lady sounds like the 'real deal!"

I've think we've found the new host for the "This Week, All Week," webcast.

May Ms. Rebori speak truth to power, unlike the 8-figure "personalities" she has been misled to admire.

"There was a lot of skepticism raised about" the Colin Powell speech, said Gibson, in one of the falsest statements ever uttered on TV. He continued:

"I think the questions were asked. I respectfully disagree with the gentle lady from the Columbia Broadcasting System [group giggles]. I think the questions were asked. . . . I can remember getting in trouble with administration officials for asking questions they didn't feel comfortable with.

It was just a drumbeat of support from the administration. And it is not our job to debate them; it's our job to ask the questions."

"On February 6, 2003 -- the day of Powell's speech -- Gibson had on as guests former CIA Director James Woolsey and Terence Taylor of the International Institute For Strategic Studies to analyze Powell's claims. Here are some of the super-tough, skeptical questions Gibson asked:

* Terence Taylor, let me start with you. Specifically, of all the biological and chemical weapons that he outlined, and the means of delivery, what's the most frightening? Should be the most frightening?

* Question number two that was in my mind. James Woolsey, he showed intercepts, he showed photo intelligence. He talked about human resources that we had. How much intelligence was compromised?

* On a scale of one to 10, one being the most sanitized of intelligence information and 10 being laying out all our intelligence ammunition, where was he yesterday on the scale?

* Terence Taylor, as I look at some of the pictures that we were talking about just a moment ago with James Woolsey, the pictures dramatic in that they show Iraqi trucks pulling away from sites virtually as the, as the inspectors trucks are pulling up. How compromised are the inspectors there? Are they totally infiltrated by Iraqi intelligence?"

You will fly high.

Anamarie IS the real deal. She worked as an intern for us in Des Moines, and never let up in her persistence and professionalism. She will go far and do well as a solid journalist. Congrats on what sounds like a rewarding summer!

It is very refreshing to read about Anamarie Rebori and her intern experience. What a bright light she brings to the profession. Anamarie, you are a success in the truest sense of the word. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

It is people like Anamarie Rebori ,a young refreshing journalist intern who keeps me wanting to tune in. She has the potential to significantly contribute to a field where the truth is a goal and much needed but sometimes not achieved. One can see that Ms. Rebori has the inner strength and drive to get to the facts. I can handle the truth. Semper Fi.

I am continually impressed with the professionalism and motivation of Ms. Rebori. She is an inspiration to us all and will go on to do great things both in journalism and the world.

Who are the guests for the July 20th show?
This site used to list the upcoming guests, which I would promo, and I can't find it this week for 'This Week!'

What happened?

Thanks in advance for your time.
Sharon

As a former intern at This Week I can sympathize with how hard it is to wake up at 4:15 on Sunday Mornings. I can also appreciate the unique opportunity's of working in and around politics. Ms. Rebori seems to be a bright and talented woman and I'm sure she's in great hands.

George Stephanopoulos
I just watched your interview with SEn MacCaskill and ex-HP Ceo and I was very disappointed. Grow a pair George dont let the conservatives boss you around or the liberals . Call them on their lies! thats your job and duty to the american people that are not well educated in the issues of today
Mike

I heard (on C-Span Radio) and then watched George's interview with Dodd & Bonior. I could not believe my ears. To his credit, George did attempt to get an answer from Paulson and Dodd and Bonior about what exactly they where talking about when they kept repeating, "financial catastrophe," and "threat to our American way of life." Finally, Bonior says, "You can't describe on Sunday morning how ugly this picture would look if we don't act." I beg your pardon! Have ALL these people forgotten, we live in a democracy? It is our right to know. Has the national security state we live in actually gotten to the point that the citizens must be protected from the truth? (That is a rhetorical question. It reached that point years ago.) The Democrats are idiots. George Bush, the Republican Party and their cronies have driven the entire nation halfway off the cliff, and now the dutiful Democrats (who so dearly wish to be seen as adults) come to their rescue. OK, I agree, a bailout needs to happen. But for Christ's sake, if it's a Democratic Congress that passes the bill, at least it ought to be a bill that has helps middle, lower income and poor people - the folks that Democrats claim to represent. And helps them not just as a function of reversing "trickle down misery." The Democrats have the leverage now. It IS a partisan issue because it happened on the GOP watch and as a result of GOP deregulation of the financial industry. The Democrats should wring every last ounce of political advantage out of this that they can, and get every thing needed in this bill to help their people. Then they sign a bill. If not, you've got to wonder, why were any of them elected as Democrats? And I repeat George's question, just what, specifically, is the Bush administration talking about when they say, "ending the American way of life" if we don't act? We have a right to know. Who are we protecting but the people who got us into this terrible mess?

Sorry, the House Minority Leaders name is Boehner...

Anamarie you have a dream internship...and to get to work with stars like Diane, Charles and George is icing on the cake...Good luck on ur future endeavors.

She sounds like a great representative of the Midwest and the Drake University
Journalism program. What a fantastic year to have the opportunity to intern on this level and it sounds like she is making the best of it. Good luck from Des Moines, Iowa.