A 60 Minutes segment tonight on the search for Osama bin Laden needled Musharraf and the head of Pakistan’s ISI on their strategy to play the U.S. for arms and aid.
The reporter asked if they would hold bin Laden’s capture back for maximum publicity or move him to Afghanistan so Dubya could take credit. Musharraf laughed uncomfortably and stuttered a reply. He then wisecracked, ‘But we would like to take the money part.’
The interviewer asked, ‘The $25 million [reward]?’
Musharraf: ‘Not bad. Good money.’
Check out the subtitle during the bin Laden discussion. Is that a show promo, or political commentary? 
Watch the clip (19 MB DivX; you need a BitTorrent downloader: Windows, Mac). Here’s the press release.
Update: Here’s who CBS misidentifies as Musharraf on their Web site. Apparently they’ve been taking lessons from both the Times of India and George W.:
Interviewer: “Can you name the general who is in charge of Pakistan?” …
Bush: “General. I can’t name the general. General.”
Interviewer: “And the prime minister of India?”
Bush: “The new prime minister of India is - (pause) No… Can you name the foreign minister of Mexico?”Interviewer: “No sir, but I would say to that, I’m not running for President…” [Link]
