And now for round two… this one is about the non-affair of “Flame-Gate.” This is hysterical! Juan, again, makes an absolute fool out of himself. Elisabeth makes a good sidekick for Juan. What a pair!

Brit seems fairly pissed at Armitage, talking about how Armitage has let Rove and Libby ‘twist in the wind:’

Brit: …it CERTAINLY doesn’t excuse Armitage now! The investigation is all but complete. Armitage knows he’s not going to be indicted, although he was the original source of all this, and now it’s been out for a week that he was the one. He has a LOT to explain and he has said NOTHING. His former boss, Colin Powell, has said nothing. They have continued to allow these allegations to stand, and only somebody else’s information about them has begun to put this to rest.

Juan tries to weave a tangled web from Armitage back to the White House, unsuccessfully. Juan even calls her Valerie “Flame.” Then Brit has to reel him in. More transcript:

Brit: The prosecutor investigated that. He didn’t find that. If he had found that, presumably, it was a deliberate leak, a malicious leak of some kind, he would have been prosecuted for that. He didn’t!

Juan: I didn’t say that it was a leak. I said he commissioned a memo intended to rebut Wilson, it circulates, Armitage sees it, Armitage, in passing, references this to Novak. The point is that the White House… you can have two things happening at one time, Brit. You can have the White House going after their critics at the same time that Armitage says this in passing to Novak.

[Cross-talk]

Bill: Fighting your critics is a legal thing to do, and this was criminalized. Scooter Libby has been indicted for something that is not a crime and for something he was not responsible for.

Oh, by the way.. should it surprise you that Elisabeth of the NYT says she LOVES leaks? Give me a break.

Watch Juan’s education continue here.