The WaPo reports:

Testifying for a second day at Libbyโ€™s perjury trial, Russert said he took no joy in Libbyโ€™s fate and was excited only about a major news story regarding anticipated indictments in the CIA leak case in October 2005. He said his motivation as the prosecutionโ€™s key witness was to tell the truth: That he did not disclose an undercover CIA officerโ€™s identity to Libby, as Libby claims. But Russert sounded giddy in an audiotape played in court this afternoon of his on-air interview with radio personality Don Imus on the morning of Oct. 28, when charges were expected against Libby. โ€œIt was like Christmas Eve here last night,โ€ Russert chortled, as he told Imus about the much-anticipated results of a CIA leak investigation that Fitzgerald was expected to announce later that afternoon. โ€œSanta Claus is coming tomorrow. Surprises! Whatโ€™s going to be under the tree?โ€ [h/t Romenesko]

Elsewhere, Tom Maguire writes, โ€œIf you are relying exclusively on the mainstream media for coverage of the Libby trial, you are missing nearly everything.โ€