... like a Madam scorned.

"I'm sure as heck not going to be going to federal prison for one day, let alone, four to eight years, because I'm shy about bringing in the deputy secretary of whatever," Palfrey told ABC News correspondent Brian Ross in an interview to be broadcast Friday on "20/20." "I'll bring in every last one of them in if necessary," she said.

Jeane Palfrey has already ended the careers of Randall Tobias and Harlan Ullman (left). So who's next?

Also on Palfrey's list of customers who could be potential witnesses are a Bush administration economist, the head of a conservative think tank, a prominent CEO, several lobbyists and a handful of military officials.

Not a bad list, but how about some White House officials and some Members of Congress?

C'mon Jeane, we're counting on you!

Note: it's fascinating that Pilfrey is begging the press to investigate the story behind her prosecution, because she doesn't have the money to hire her own investigator.