Did anyone watch the short lived HBO show "K-Street"? These threads about Mary Matalin are reminding me that art imitates life. :rofl:
http://www.hbo.com/kstreet/episode/week_5.htmlDirected by Steven Soderbergh
Premiered: October 12, 2003
Synopsis
Mary Matalin defends herself against rumors that she may been the source of the recent leak of a CIA agent's identity.
Drudge Report
– Carville calls Matt Drudge to complain about his political gossip web site's part in spreading the rumor that Matalin may have been the source of the recent leak of a CIA agent's identity.
Guest Starring:
Robert Prosky (Tommy's Dad)
Appearing as themselves:
John Breaux
– Talks to Maggie Morris at reception at the Grand Hyatt Hotel; asks her to duck out and go for drinks elsewhere
Bill Clark
Rep. Harold E. Ford, Jr.
– Democratic representative from Tennessee; has lunch with Francisco
Rep. Steny H. Hoyer
– House Democratic Whip; shakes hands with Rep. Ford and Francisco
Al Hunt
– Executive Washington editor of The Wall Street Journal; columnist on CNN's "The Capital Gang"; speaks to Carville at reception at Grand Hyatt Hotel
Rep. Jim Kolbe
– Republican representative from Arizona
Noel D. Matchett
– Coinventor of the Noisebath® acoustic masking system (seen installed at the end of this episode), used to defeat bugs and electronic eavesdropping; President and principal consultant of Information Security Incorporated.
Joe Lockhart
– Former Press Secretary for Pres. Bill Clinton; currently President and Founding Partner of the Glover Park Group, a Washington consulting firm specializing in advocacy advertising.
William Milley
Kevin D. Murray
– Security Consultant, Murray Associates; authored course, "Electronic Eavesdropping & Business Espionage Countermeasures," for John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY
Jack Quinn
– Co-chairman of Quinn Gillespie & Associates, LLC, a strategic consulting company he formed in January 2000 with Ed Gillespie. Counsel to President Clinton from November 1995 to February 1997.
Michael Stearcy
David Sutphen
– Vice President of Government Affairs, Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)