codpiece hagiography: Check this out: Skip Barker interview

Friday, September 10

Check this out: Skip Barker interview

Skip Barker, former swift boat commander who attended "swift boat" school and served in Kerry in Vietnam, participated in an interview on a public radio station, discussing the swift boat liars. Over at Talk Radio, there is audio of a this interview available in mp3 format. Heads up from 2fair in the comments at Digby's blog. He was referring to a TV show, I went searching and found these. If I can find any fottage of the TV show in question I'll post it here. You may want to take a look at 2fair's recap.
[......update.......]
Still looking for, a vid source or transcript, but did find notice on the Alabama Public Television schedule page.

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