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Potential Witnesses and Names that may be Mentioned during the Trial
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Floyd Abrams (Partner at the law firm
Cahill, Gordon & Reindell)
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Donald Fierce (Government Relations
Consultant)
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Spencer Ackerman (Journalist)
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Alan Foley (CIA Official)
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David Addington (Vice President
Cheney’s Chief of Staff)
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Carl Ford (State Department Official)
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Mike Allen (Washington Post
Reporter)
Gerard Francisco (Office of Special
Counsel)
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Michael Anton (National Security
Council Official)
Paul Gigot (Journalist for the Wall
Street Journal)
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Kirk Armfield (FBI Agent)
David Gregory (Chief White House
Correspondent for NBC News)
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Richard Armitage (Former Deputy
Secretary of State)
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Robert Grenier (Former CIA Official)
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Daniel Bartlett (Counselor to the
President)
Marc Grossman (Former
Undersecretary of State)
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Robert Bennett (Partner at the law
firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &
Flom)
Stephen Hadley (President Bush’s
National Security Advisor)
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John Hannah (Vice President
Cheney’s National Security Advisor)
Deborah Bond (FBI Agent)
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Bill Harlow (CIA Official)
Massimo Calabresi (Time Magazine
Reporter)
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Debra Heiden (Assistant to the Vice
President)
Andrew Card (President Bush’s
former Chief of Staff)
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Seymour Hersh (Journalist,
Contributor to The New Yorker)
Jay Carney (Time Magazine Editor)
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Richard Hohlt (Consultant)
Vice President Richard B. Cheney
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Bob Joseph (Under Secretary of State)
Matthew Cooper (Time Magazine
Reporter)
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John Judis (Editor, The New
Republic)
John Dickerson (Journalist)
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Jack Eckenrode (FBI Agent)
Glenn Kessler (Washington Post
Reporter)
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Eric Edelman (Former Assistant to the
Vice President and Ambassador to
Turkey)
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Walter Kansteiner (Former Assistant
Secretary of State)
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Douglas Feith (Former Department of
Defense Official)
Nicholas Kristof (New York Times
Columnist)
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Jennifer Field (Former Staff Member,
Office of the Vice President)
Carol Kuntz (Former Assistant to the
Vice President)
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Ari Fleischer (President Bush’s
Former Press Secretary)
Emily Lawrimore (Staff Member,
Office of the Vice President)
(Continued on Back)
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Adam Levine (Former Assistant to the
President)
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James Risen (New York Times
Reporter)
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Lewis (“Scooter”) Libby (the
defendant; Former Chief of Staff and
National Security Advisor to the Vice
President)
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Karl Rove (President Bush’s Deputy
Chief of Staff)
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Knut Royce (Newsday Reporter)
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Tim Russert (Moderator of Meet the
Press)
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David Sanger (New York Times
Reporter)
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Craig Schmall (CIA Employee)
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Chris Matthews (Television Talk
Show Host)
Hannah Siemers (Staff Member,
Office of the Vice President)
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Jennifer Mayfield (Former Assistant
to Mr. Libby)
Bruce Swartz (Attorney, Department
of Justice)
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William Taft IV (Former Chief Legal
Advisor for the Department of State;
Counsel at the law firm of Fried
Frank)
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Cathie Martin (Former Press Aid to
the Vice President)
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David Martin (CBS News Reporter)
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Mary Matalin (Former Assistant to
President Bush and Counselor to Vice
President Cheney)
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Scott McClellan (Former White
House Press Secretary)
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Dean McGrath (Assistant to the Vice
President)
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Joseph Tate (Partner in the law firm
Dechert)
John McLaughlin (Former Deputy
Director of the CIA)
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George Tenet (Former CIA Director)
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Judith Miller (Former New York
Times Reporter)
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Evan Thomas (Assistant Managing
Editor, Newsweek)
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Jennifer Millerwise (Former Press
Aide to the Vice President)
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Larry Thompson (Former Deputy
Attorney General)
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Andrea Mitchell (NBC Reporter)
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Paul Vallely (Retried Major General
of the Army)
Robert Novak (Chicago Sun-Times
Reporter)
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Joseph Wilson (Former Ambassador)
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Neil Patel (Assistant to the Vice
President)
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Valerie Plame Wilson
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Paul Wolfowitz (Former Deputy
Secretary of Defense and President of
the World Bank)
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Bob Woodward (Washington Post
Reporter)
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Timothy Phelps (Newsday
Washington Bureau Chief)
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Walter Pincus (Washington Post
Reporter)
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Colin Powell (Former Secretary of
State)
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Dana Priest (Washington Post
Reporter)
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Condoleeza Rice (Secretary of State)
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