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Slack.com slash THQ. Hollywood is making a movie about CBS Newsman, Dan Rather. I can't

wait. I got my sleeping bag for the ticket line, got my bucket of popcorn, got my

Dan Rather t-shirt and merchandise. I can't remember the last time I was this excited

without actually being inside the Department of Motor Vehicles. The movie is about that

time rather, got so desperate to lay a journalistic glove on a thoroughly uncorrupt and honest

President George W. Bush that he reached back to an incident that occurred when the then

nearly 60-year-old Bush was in his 20s and allegedly did something, something, something.

Using his super duper secret journalistic techniques, rather managed to secure some completely

fraudulent Bush-damming documents that were so skillfully manufactured they were exposed

as fake 15 minutes later by a 10-year-old girl using my little iPad. Rather, as you'll

remember, at first insisted that no the documents were real, then he was forced to admit the

documents were fake but insisted the story he had made up was real, then he was forced

to resign in disgrace and humiliation, although he was heralded as a great and honest newscaster

by Brian Williams, who remembered how they had fought side by side in the Battle of Izengaard.

Rather than sued CBS, but his suit was thrown out of court by a judge who wrote in his decision

quote, unquote, today an elder statesman of 83 rather has moved beyond the incident and

found inner peace in his role as a bitter, quarrelous old man who keeps insisting that the

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