From FOX News
"Wednesday, September 15, 2004
Numerous experts have said the memos in question were likely not written on a typewriter in the early 1970s, as CBS claims, but on a modern personal computer using word-processing software.

On Tuesday, two experts CBS hired to examine the documents told ABC News they could not vouch for them.

The former secretary of Bush's Texas Air National Guard (search) commander said she believed the documents in question were fake, but also that they accurately reflected her boss's opinions.

CBS News on Tuesday said "CBS Evening News" anchor Dan Rather's (search) report on "60 Minutes II" last week did not rely on assessments made by the two examiners quoted in the ABC report, and found it notable that the secretary affirmed the content of the documents.

"We continue to believe in this story," said Betsy West, CBS News senior vice president.

The memos in question imply that then-Lt. George W. Bush, son of a congressman and grandson of a former senator, was given special treatment in order to get into the Texas Air National Guard, and that once there, he failed to fulfill his Guard obligations."