Imus Show surrogate Bo Dietl is spreading the word in the media that vengeance is a dish best served cold. Al Roker, who played an influential role, in getting Imus fired. is in the crossfire. From The New York Post:

''Private eye Bo Dietl, who will join Imus in the 8 a.m. hour on Monday, also named Harold Ford Jr. and Al Roker as two Imus regulars who abandoned him in his hour of need. 'They turned their backs on him so fast,' Dietl said yesterday. 'Al Roker had his stomach stapled -- he should have had his mouth stapled.''

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