An editorial in today's New York Times makes an important point about Dick Cheney's newfound interest in transparency:

When he was vice president, Dick Cheney never acknowledged the public’s right to know anything. Now, suddenly, he has the full disclosure bug. He told Fox News this week that President Obama’s decision to release memos written by the Bush Justice Department authorizing the abuse and torture of detainees inspired him to ask the Central Intelligence Agency to release transcripts of those interrogations.

While Cheney has the "full disclosure bug" and is urging the release of transcripts, we'd like to add one more to his request:  Cheney's interview with the FBI about the leak of CIA agent Valerie Plame's identity.  

As we noted yesterday, CREW made a FOIA request to the Bush administration's Department of Justice for that interview, which was denied.  We're asking the Obama administration to release it.  So far, no response.  But, since Cheney thinks releasing transcripts involving the CIA is important and appropriate, it's should now be a no-brainer to give us his FBI interview.