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→Fact Template: transcript
==Fact Template==
==Fact Template==
I added the fact template to the following statement: "Given a choice of immediately going to jail to process a plea of innocence, Craig pled guilty so he could finish his final flight home." Personally, I haven't seen any news report that has indicated this, but obviously I don't see every news piece out there, so I'd appreciate if someone could back up that statement. All I've found is that Craig entered his plea [http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,294953,00.html in August], so I don't see how his pleading either guilty or innocent would have influenced the possibility of missing his next flight. The source I linked to above says that Craig wanted to keep this arrest quiet so as to not give the Idaho Statesman more ammunition (which agrees with the next sentence in the article, "He had hoped to keep the arrest quiet..."), but I can't find anything that says he pled guilty just to make his next flight. [[User:Jinkas|Jinkas]] 13:27, 8 September 2007 (EDT)
I added the fact template to the following statement: "Given a choice of immediately going to jail to process a plea of innocence, Craig pled guilty so he could finish his final flight home." Personally, I haven't seen any news report that has indicated this, but obviously I don't see every news piece out there, so I'd appreciate if someone could back up that statement. All I've found is that Craig entered his plea [http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,294953,00.html in August], so I don't see how his pleading either guilty or innocent would have influenced the possibility of missing his next flight. The source I linked to above says that Craig wanted to keep this arrest quiet so as to not give the Idaho Statesman more ammunition (which agrees with the next sentence in the article, "He had hoped to keep the arrest quiet..."), but I can't find anything that says he pled guilty just to make his next flight. [[User:Jinkas|Jinkas]] 13:27, 8 September 2007 (EDT)
:Read the transcript.
::(NN) INTERVIEW WITH Larry Craig (LC) Case 07002008
::Larry Craig: Am I gonna have to fight you in court?
::Dave Karsnia: No. No. I'm not gonna go to court unless you want me there.
::LC: Cause I don't want to be in court either.
::DK: Ok. I don't either.
::(inaudible) DK: Urn, here's the way it works, urn, you'll you'll be released today, okay.
::LC: Okay.
::DK: All right. I, I know I can bring you to jail, but that's not my goal here, okay? (inaudible)
::LC: Don't do that. You You
::DK: I'm not going to bring you to jail
::LC: '''You solicited me'''.
::DK: Okay. We're going to get, We're going to get into that. (inaudible)
::LC: Okay.
::DK: But there's the, there there's two ways, yes. You can, you can, ah, you can go to court. You can plead guilty.
::LC: Yep.
::DK: There'll be a fine. You won't have to explain anything. (inaudible) I know.
::LC: Right.
::DK: And you'll pay a fine, you be (inaudible), done. Or if you want to plead not guilty, ah, and I, I can't make these decisions for you.
::LC: No, no. Just tell me where I am (inaudible) I need to make this flight.
[[User:RobS|Rob Smith]] 13:36, 8 September 2007 (EDT)