Epic This Interview Is Over Fail

Last month I talked about Indiana GOP Rep. Steve Buyer, who seems to have a bit of a legal problem stemming from the foundation he appears to be using for...less...than charitable purposes (unless Steve's golf game at Walt Disney World counts as charity.)

CBS finally caught up to Rep. Buyer, and the results were nothing short of EPIC FAIL.

Rep. Steve Buyer (R-IN) sat down for an interview with CBS Evening News about his charity, but struggled to answer basic questions about the Frontier Foundation, which collects big donations from industry sources trying to influence Buyer but gives out no money for its putative mission of supporting Indiana students.

Buyer abruptly ended the interview with CBS, which aired last night, literally rushing out of his seat to make a meeting.

Among the questions he couldn't answer: why the foundation, which as recently as last month shared space with Buyer's campaign office in Monticello, Indiana, no longer has a physical address.

"I was so focused on making sure that we were legal, that I probably didn't pay as close attention as I should have on, quote, appearances," the congressman said.

Asked by reporter Sharyl Attkisson about legislation he has introduced or supported that helps donors to Frontier, Buyer says at one point: "Trying to match up legislation like that is erroneous. You shouldn't do that Sharyl. I think that it's, I think it's wrong."

No address for his foundation? No actual charitable donations made by the foundation? Yeah, this isn't possibly fraud or anything...

EPIC FAIL.