 That opinion, which was signed by another Justice official, was formally disavowed after it was disclosed by The Washington Post . President Bush insisted that he has not compromised civil liberties . "Revealing classified information is illegal," he said during an unusual live, on-camera version of his weekly radio address, about this secret program that was revealed in media reports yesterday.
<clarity>  That opinion, which was signed by another Justice official, was formally disavowed after it was disclosed by The Washington Post . President Bush insisted that he has not compromised civil liberties . "Revealing classified information is illegal," he said during an unusual live, on-camera version of his weekly radio address, about this secret program that was revealed in media reports yesterday.
 That opinion, which was signed by another Justice official, was formally disavowed after it was disclosed by . President Bush insisted that he has not compromised civil liberties . "Revealing classified information is illegal," he said during an unusual live, on-camera version of his weekly radio address, about this secret program that was revealed in media reports yesterday.