The Late Night Quickie.

*George Bush believes that government research developed the iPod.

*The CIA, and well, most of the armed forces are turning against the Bush White House and Rumsfeld.

*Oops...audit finds 7.8 Million overpaid in Hurricane Katrina no-bid contracts.

*A British student who picked the wrong fight to join--joining up with al-Qaeda--gets 15 years to think about the mistake.

*Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jafari has decided to give up his nomination for a new term in the best interest of the country. Bush has hissy fit and says, "al-Jafari must go," is what the prime minister meant to say.

Tags: [Bush], [White House], [Rumsfeld], [politics], [CIA], [Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jafari decides against new term], [British student gets 15 years for joining up with al-Qaeda], [Bush thinks government research developed the iPod], [7.8 million overpaid in Katrina no-bid contracts], [CIA and armed forces not happy with Bush administration]