In other news, Lou Dobbs is hanging out in the White House.
And Trump is retweeting all the praise for Levin.Looks like Ed Henry & Mark Levin mixed it up.
- Ed Henry ain’t exactly Shep Smith, definitely the go along type, if he’s having questions - on Fox - that’s something.
All Ed really did is ask if Levin was OK with what Trump did. And then Levin launches into a rant about investigating the whistleblower. This is pretty shameful.Looks like Ed Henry & Mark Levin mixed it up.
- Ed Henry ain’t exactly Shep Smith, definitely the go along type, if he’s having questions - on Fox - that’s something.
Elder used to be more of an independent, libertarian voice. But like so many others he’s married to Trump these days. But yeah his voice is a million times better.I have mentioned this before but Levin owes his success to Sean Hannity as the syndicate that handles Hannity demanded that any station carrying Hannity must also carry Levin's show or they would find another outlet for Hannity. At the time, many stations (like in L.A.) replaced Larry Elder's show with Levin's (who I find just as obnoxious, although he does have a better voice).
Not quite. Mark vs. Marc.Mark Levin? That's smelvin that used to post in the pool.
SNL could air that without editing.Mister CIA said:I nearly died from laughter. Indeed, wait fo it.
https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/1182819516042170368?s=09
Mister CIA said:I nearly died from laughter. Indeed, wait fo it.
https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/1182819516042170368?s=09
What I find most interesting is that Fox is pulling out the "We're on the verge of Civil War!" narrative, which they haven't really used since 2016. It shows how much they fear a Democratic win in 2020.Mister CIA said:I nearly died from laughter. Indeed, wait fo it.
https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/1182819516042170368?s=09
Mister CIA said:I nearly died from laughter. Indeed, wait fo it.
https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/1182819516042170368?s=09
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An “emotional civil war”, like not with guns and stuff, but maybe mean spirited tweets and cutting in line at Target and things like that. It’ll get really bad is what I’m telling you
Trump blasts Beto O'Rourke over gun policy, proposal to black tax exempt status from certain churches
Not sure fear is the correct term FOX knows that a Dem win will only increase their ratings and they are the #1 in cable news right now. They think in $$$$ signs.What I find most interesting is that Fox is pulling out the "We're on the verge of Civil War!" narrative, which they haven't really used since 2016. It shows how much they fear a Democratic win in 2020.
Yeah saying Fox fears a dem win is definitely off base.Not sure fear is the correct term FOX knows that a Dem win will only increase their ratings and they are the #1 in cable news right now. They think in $$$$ signs.
Have to love that Hannity thinks Mulvaney is an idiot, but agrees that Trump has "unmatched wisdom".That 2 hours of Hannity and Ingraham of how they handled the Mulvaney thing is something:
Hannity -- what is this idiot doing? I can't believe he did that
Ingraham - it is okay that he admitted to quid pro quo because he isn't a lawyer (he actually is by the way)
They need to get their BS straight
The boomers aren't really the issue. I mean sure there are some in high positions. Most of the people who are really into political bull#### on both sides are technically Gen-Xers. I mean if we are going to by age people like Sean Hannity and Rachael Maddow and congressman like Nunes and Gaetz fit that categoryFox only cares about inducing fear into its conservative audience. Who's in the White House doesn't really matter; it merely changes whether they gin up future fear versus current fear.
It's too late to save my fellow Boomers. Don't you Gen Xers fall prey to the right wing media's BS as you approach your retirement years.
Boomers are dying.By definition, boomers are currently 55-73. The median age of Fox viewers is 65, surprisingly down a year from a year or two ago. I don't quite know what to make of that. But if our board righties are Gen Xers, that indicates that a certain number of younger news consumers are susceptible to Fox's unprofessionalism. I just wouldn't want to see it get worse as those of you in that generation get older.
ALL LAWYERS LIE!!!That 2 hours of Hannity and Ingraham of how they handled the Mulvaney thing is something:
Hannity -- what is this idiot doing? I can't believe he did that
Ingraham - it is okay that he admitted to quid pro quo because he isn't a lawyer (he actually is by the way)
They need to get their BS straight
Wallace is the best interviewer on TV and it's not really even close.'You said what you said': Fox News' Chris Wallace rejects Mulvaney's attempt to walk back Ukraine comments
Guess Chris will be vacationing with Shep soon.
Here's a better link with the interview.
Here's the actual video of you saying it. "That's not what I said". Brutal, dangerous times.
Yep, don't get why the other reporters can't do some homework and press with follow up. Show video & audio of what they actually said or what Trump said. Follow up with the "transcript", and ask why we are getting a summary instead of an actual word for word transcript. Jeez we are just a bunch of keyboard jockies, this isn't our job and I feel like a lot of us could do a better job. Is it really that hard??Wallace is the best interviewer on TV and it's not really even close.
Sometimes (it does probably depend on the topic/person) I don't like when an interviewer pulls out some video clip from 15 years ago and plays this as some sort of gotcha, but, in this case, it was literally 4 days prior. Pretty easy to use his exact words as Wallace did to follow-up.Yep, don't get why the other reporters can't do some homework and press with follow up. Show video & audio of what they actually said or what Trump said. Follow up with the "transcript", and ask why we are getting a summary instead of an actual word for word transcript. Jeez we are just a bunch of keyboard jockies, this isn't our job and I feel like a lot of us could do a better job. Is it really that hard??
Kinda agree with this, but also don't see a problem if someone ask Lindsey why the change in heart from Clinton impeachment comments vs now. Also if that's too far back, can just go back to 2015 when he was saying how terrible Trump was but now backing all his actions? Same can be to Dems like Pelosi, if they were for immigration security measures in the past but not now, justify why the change in heart.Sometimes (it does probably depend on the topic/person) I don't like when an interviewer pulls out some video clip from 15 years ago and plays this as some sort of gotcha, but, in this case, it was literally 4 days prior. Pretty easy to use his exact words as Wallace did to follow-up.
A truly weird thing about this administration is they won’t say ‘I misspoke’ or ‘we were operating with bad information’, they repeatedly try to deny reality, like basic known things never happened, likely because they know the Don is watching their performance. It’s continually bizarre Baghdad Bob stuff.'You said what you said': Fox News' Chris Wallace rejects Mulvaney's attempt to walk back Ukraine comments
Guess Chris will be vacationing with Shep soon.
Here's a better link with the interview.
Here's the actual video of you saying it. "That's not what I said". Brutal, dangerous times.
And? They had no idea how long he would be talking.
Yeah, that must be it.And? They had no idea how long he would be talking.
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And? They had no idea how long he would be talking.
I didn't find the jpg until yesterday, though.Wasn’t this about 6 months ago?
Wow, unbelievablePeople in their 30s and 40s are going to lose a bunch of their parents in their 60s and 70s because they were all out gallivanting for 2 weeks after they should have started staying home. Because they listened to Fox and Rush and treated a deadly virus like some anti-Trump conspiracy.
I hope there's a giant class action lawsuit against all of them. I have no idea if that's feasible, but it's what they deserve.
That they would spread misinformation and lies that will get people killed? Yep.Wow, unbelievable
As a tangent, I was thinking about this last night, it’s always aggravated me when people say “it’s just politics, not real life” in the context of their inane “both sides” arguments. Politics is fundamentally real life. The intersectionality is ever present and this pandemic highlights that. Politics as real life has always been present. Policy at its worst kills people. Trumps global anti abortion/reproductive rights/family planning policies were estimated by some organizations to result in 10’s of thousands of deaths globally (don’t have link, just recall reading this). I don’t see how there can be any doubt that his-and his media machine minimization propaganda- has hard costs associated with it (ie American deaths, economic costs).Herb said:That they would spread misinformation and lies that will get people killed? Yep.
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