In all seriousness, someone or several someones at CBS need to be prosecuted over this. If CBS had done this to a private individual, the legal settlement would run into the millions.
I've never understood the exactly legal standards for lying about people if they are public figures, but this doesn't seem fair at all.
I would think that aside from Bush who was slandered, the widow and son of Col. Killian, whose name was forged, would have justification for civil action against CBS, its employees, and their "sources." As would the retired General (can't recall his name) who was falsly accused of exerting pressure.
At the very least, the discovery phase would be very interesting.
Any legal types out their who would like to get in a Donnybrook with Viacom?
How bout we claim damages for the American people? They certainly damaged the country in the eyes of the rest of the world. Class action to the tune of say the 65 million voters who back George W. at oh, 10 bucks apiece?