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	Saturday, July 2, 2005
	11:12:48 PM Editor & Publisher MSNBC Analyst Says Cooper Documents Reveal Karl Rove as Source in Plame Case By Greg Mitchell NEW YORK Now that Time Inc. has turned over documents to federal court, presumably revealing who its reporter, Matt Cooper, identified as his source in the Valerie Plame/CIA case, speculation runs rampant on the name of that source, and what might happen to him or her. Friday night, on the syndicated McLaughlin Group political talk show, Lawrence O'Donnell, senior MSNBC political analyst, claimed to know that name--and it is, according to him, top White House mastermind Karl Rove. Today, O'Donnell went further, writing a brief entry at the Huffington Post blog: "I revealed in yesterday's taping of the McLaughlin Group that Time magazine's e-mails will reveal that Karl Rove was Matt Cooper's source. I have known this for months but didn't want to say it at a time that would risk me getting dragged into the grand jury...
	10:44:58 PM BBC Cycling: American duo dominate. David Zabriskie wins the first stage of the 2005 Tour de France from Lance Armstrong. [BBC News \| News Front Page \| World Edition]
	9:13:01 PM Yahoo! Armstrong Crushes Rivals in Tour Start (AP). AP - No easing up for Lance Armstrong in his last Tour de France. Armstrong took a huge step toward winning his seventh consecutive Tour on the very first day of the three-week race. He crushed his main rivals in an opening time trial Saturday, opening up early time gaps that may be big enough to carry him through to victory at the finish in Paris on July 24. [Yahoo! News: Most Recommended]
	9:27:22 AM Zogbi International No Bounce: Bush Job Approval Unchanged by War Speech; Question on Impeachment Shows Polarization of Nation; Americans Tired of Divisiveness in Congress[~]Want Bi-Partisan Solutions[~]New Zogby Poll President Bush's televised address to the nation produced no noticeable bounce in his approval numbers, with his job approval rating slipping a point from a week ago, to 43%, in the latest Zogby International poll. And, in a sign of continuing polarization, more than two-in-five voters (42%) say they would favor impeachment proceedings if it is found the President misled the nation about his reasons for going to war with Iraq...