K-Lo, If the Secretary of State really doesn’t think Vice President Cheney is a reliable source, she is smart enough to know the obvious thing to do: declassify and disclose the intelligence reports he’s talking about so all the world can see exactly how unreliable he is. Here’s her big chance to put her money where her mouth is and truly embarrass the guy she so effortlessly trashed in a public hearing today.

Gee, I wonder why she doesn’t seem to want to do that? She sure talks a good game. I’m sure it has nothing to do with the fact that every knowledgeable intelligence chief to weigh in on the subject (including Obama’s own intelligence chief) says exactly what Vice President Cheney said: namely, that the interrogation program yielded valuable information that saved American lives. Why would anyone suppose that the CIA’s reports reflect what the intelligence chiefs have been saying and what the Vice President who read them remembers reading? What a crazy, unreliable notion. Let’s get the truth out — after all, as Secretary Clinton assured us, President Obama is determined to get to the bottom of this.