[bert]

Neil Cavuto can ask the questions debated here for years. I've encouraged him to bring his buddy Jack Welch to the studio and talk it over.

[SE Mom]

I hope he reads and responds to your excellent letter. I've had similar thoughts and often wonder what Jack Welch must REALLY think about GE's position in the crap produced on NBC/MSNBC.

[ChicagoRighty]

Great post.

Don't forget that out of control, sportscaster-wannabe Olbermann. His post-election ravings are the talk of the Left and fueling the lunacy in DUmmie world.

[bert]

I sent the email to cavuto@foxnews.com

He might respond to a popular request by a few more who might like to see the media bias question put to Jack Welch.

I know we have discussed the subject of corporate involvement in media bias to death but I would really like to hear Jack Welch's thoughts on the subject. Neil has him on pretty often, as a matter of  fact Jack's a regular on My World. The suggestion for a discussion of corporations, bias, money, customer relations, board member politics seems in order to me.

It's pretty easy to do, just click the address above and ask.

 

[Malleus Dei]

Is discrimination against conservatives any less heinous than discrimination against women or minorities?

No, of course not, but the Left is so screwed up and irresponsible that Leftists actually believe that media bias against conservatives is not only accpetable but mandatory.

[Malleus Dei]

I think they absolute worst thing about the MSM is that they have power but ZERO accountability. Look at what that Leftist shill Rather has gotten away with over the years.

[nathanbedford]

I have a vague recollection of Welch saying in effect that the cable channel is too small potatoes relative to the billions which required his attention at GE.

This is actually more plausible than it sounds. Especially if one is concerned about how history will record one's legacy. Why antagonize the establishment for small gain and great personal loss?

[JesseJane]

Excellent Post!!

And I'd trust Neil to strike just the right tone as well.

[SpyGuy]

In addition to the blatant bias in their daily "news" broadcasts, what about that embedded NBC "journalist," Kevin Sites. Remember him? He's the guy who videotaped one of our US Marines (justifiably) killing an enemy combatant, and then Sites--or one of his colleagues--turned the tape over to Al Jazeera (before it was aired by NBC) to be used as anti-US propaganda. As far as I'm concerned, that's treason! Sites, and any other US citizens involved in this betrayal, should be summarily tried and executed.

As for Mr. Cavuto, the next time he's chatting with Mr. Walsh, he can tell him that I, and thousands of other Americans, will NOT be buying any more GE products. Period!

[EdReform]

BTTT! Excellent post, bert!

More on MSM bias:

The Mechanical Voices of the MSM

Why We Post...

[Sarastro]

FYI, Jack Welch is retired and no longer CEO of GE. The current CEO is Jeffrey R. Immelt.

[Joann37]

I'm sure Cavuto would have no problem asking Welch about the bias of NBC News. I've often seen him ask difficult questions of his guests. But it would be interesting to see whether Welch acknowledges the bias, and how he'd respond.

[robin88th]

Just FYI: I heard that Jack Welch and his wife Suzy will be on 60 Minutes Wednesday next week (March 30, 8PM on CBS). it's supposed to be a long, rather extensive interview.