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Journalist Barton Gellman reveals an instance before the Iraq war in which Vice President Dick Cheney told House Majority Leader Dick Armey false information.
Armey now believes that "Cheney lied to him" about the threat from Iraq in order to convince Armey to vote for the war.
Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency author Barton Gellman gives an example of Dick Cheney’s pessimism.
Cheney once believed that enemy states had strongholds of smallpox and advocated a national vaccination; Gellman believes this episode illustrates Cheney's "dark view of human nature" and tendency to assume the worst case scenario.
Journalist Barton Gellman discusses some surprising details from when Attorney General Ashcroft was asked to authorize the NSA domestic surveillance program while in the hospital.
Gellman believes Cheney kept the unrest in the Justice Department a secret from President Bush.