Posted on 09/10/2004 8:48:59 AM PDT by mercy
The guy sitting in for harvey made this the first story. Gave it quite a bit of time for a five minute news cast. No mention of FR. :((
Rush should be interesting today.
Hey, at least he mentioned it! The other day, he gave equal time to Kitty-Litter Kelly book.
Harvey has more listeners than Rush. Most popular radio broadcaster in history. I listened to him every day 40 years ago when I was 15.
That the show headlined with this story means CBS will never be able to bury it. Fox is leading with it too. Rather is toast.
Top story this morning on ABC radio news also, but laughable about their attempt to balance. They called the memos not forgeries, but "strange" then said it was also strange that such a prepared response charging forgery happened so immediately, like there was something suspicious in the timing.
ABC radio is the most leftist of them all. That they mentioned it at all is GREAT news.
I can't wait till CBS blows the whistle on whoever schtuped them.
Unfortunately, the Paul Harvey guy also reported that documents released by Bush's people showed the same fonts, superscripts, etc. It will be interesting to see how all of this washes out.
Fox ran it as the first story at the top of the hour with tape of Killian's son.
Clear Channel San Antonio (50,000 watt station) also ran it at the top of the hour.
NPR News just did a piece on this too.
They're the same ones. The documents that the White House released were identified as copies of the ones that CBS had supplied to them.
I would love to have heard their spin on this one. Five bucks says they tried to blame the forgeries on someone in the Bush campaign!
Thanks Bob, now I can breathe a little easier now. If this sticks to Kerry, the DNC or CBS, F'n might well be down for the count.
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