President Bush said Wednesday that he breathed “a sigh of relief” when he learned that his most trusted adviser, Karl Rove, would not be indicted in the CIA leak investigation.
As Rove watched impassively from the sidelines of a Rose Garden press conference, Bush praised special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald, who summoned Rove before a federal grand jury five times before deciding not to charge him.
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