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Friday:
Q: Ari, the New York Times ran a story yesterday saying that the Bush Administration has a greater percentage of broken lightbulbs than any administration since the Great Depression. Does the Administration have any comment on that report?
A: As you probably know, I really can't say anything about lightbulbs which may or may not be broken. All information on lightbulbs has been classified for reasons of national security.
Q: What? Since when?
Q: Why- (several people speaking at once)
A: Folks, folks, I think the American people understand that sometimes national security has to come before your need to get a story.
Q: What do broken lightbulbs have to do with national security? We were talking about them just yesterday! Lightbulbs have never been a secret.
Q: It's true- look! I can't access the lightbulbs.gov webpage on my laptop.
A: Yes, that has been taken down. I think I've already addressed that question. Just because you ask it twice doesn't mean I will answer it differently the second time. I really can't comment any further. Howard?
Q: Ari, does President Bush feel that the former administration's "loose lips" regarding lightbulbs may have created a security risk that contributed to September 11?
Q: Ari, the New York Times ran a story yesterday saying that the Bush Administration has a greater percentage of broken lightbulbs than any administration since the Great Depression. Does the Administration have any comment on that report?
A: As you probably know, I really can't say anything about lightbulbs which may or may not be broken. All information on lightbulbs has been classified for reasons of national security.
Q: What? Since when?
Q: Why- (several people speaking at once)
A: Folks, folks, I think the American people understand that sometimes national security has to come before your need to get a story.
Q: What do broken lightbulbs have to do with national security? We were talking about them just yesterday! Lightbulbs have never been a secret.
Q: It's true- look! I can't access the lightbulbs.gov webpage on my laptop.
A: Yes, that has been taken down. I think I've already addressed that question. Just because you ask it twice doesn't mean I will answer it differently the second time. I really can't comment any further. Howard?
Q: Ari, does President Bush feel that the former administration's "loose lips" regarding lightbulbs may have created a security risk that contributed to September 11?
