That's Dick Cheney on Fox.
To get an idea of how courageously Cheney has advocated declassification, check out Matt Welch's coverage here, here, here, and here. (That's just for starters.)
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Matt|2.15.06 @ 7:09PM|#
Declassified pages have gone down under Bush at least in part because there was Clinton-era reform that made millions upon millions of pages declassifiable for the first time, and other than biographical sketches of Augusto Pinochet, you can only declassify them once; and classification decisions have gone up at least in part because of the ubiquity of email and other less structured means of written communication. More here.
|2.15.06 @ 7:34PM|#
Oh Matt, SURELY this administration can figure out how to declassify documents twice. A little creativity, please!