Who said the following about Bush's wiretapping, phone record browsing, etc.?

"I don't think the way they've handled this can be defended by reasonable people. It is sloppy. It is contradictory, and frankly for normal Americans, it makes no sense to listen to these three totally different explanations."

a. Arlen Specter
b. Lloyd Doggett
c. Newt Gingrich
d. Al Gore

Answer and link after the jump.

If you guessed c. Newt Gingrich, you are correct, sir! HuffPo quotes from his appearance on Faux News last night:

"I'm not going to defend the indefensible. The Bush administration has an obligation to level with the American people. And I'm prepared to defend a very aggressive anti-terrorist campaign, and I'm prepared to defend the idea that the government ought to know who's making the calls, as long as that information is only used against terrorists, and as long as the Congress knows that it's underway.

But I don't think the way they've handled this can be defended by reasonable people. It is sloppy. It is contradictory, and frankly for normal Americans, it makes no sense to listen to these three totally different explanations."