THE MEDIA.

The media's attempt to drive a wedge between former President George W. Bush and his Vice-President Dick Cheney would fail, because the two people trusted each other during their tenure of office; as they continued to do until now.

What ABC News did with the Martha Raddatz's interviews, plus other numerous ones by other networks, were preposterous; they were all fishing for information and material for some splurging news broadcast, rather than extending a serious "invitation" in each case, to the former VP to speak his mind about events of the past in a truly spurious manner.

Although, the VP sounded negative atimes in many of those interviews, and some of his answers were as much unimaginative as possible, because the questions were more intrusive, and to some extent, judgmental to deserve much elaborate answers from a very smart man like Mr. Dick Cheney. For it was not that he did not want to be forthright in his responses; he knew that a majority of the viewers saw through what was being explored by the media, and that was to cajole him into saying something "bad" or ineffectual in reference to his former boss and the policies they pursued during their term in office.

The fact still remained that the two men were honest and sincere with their policies about what was needed to protect the American people, to the point of bringing Saddam Hussein down after 9/11, because he, Hussein, was the foremost enemy of the U.S., if not the number one terrorist, of our time.