Former CNN Chief Anchor Bernard Shaw Dies at 82

Breitbart ^ | 09/08/2022 | ETHAN LETKEMAN

[ChicagoConservative27]

Former CNN chief anchor Bernard Shaw died Wednesday at the age of 82.

Shaw died of phenomena unrelated to the coronavirus, according to his family in a statement to CNN.

[ChicagoConservative27]

I remember Bernard all the way back to Reagan. RIP.

[Carriage Hill]

“phenomena”

pneumonia?

[cdcdawg]

RIP. I will never forget watching Bernard Shaw and Judy Woodruff on election night in 1994.

[tet68]

OMG! They’re dropping like flies.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

He picked a bad day to die. But it is a good day to be buried … in the far back pages of the newspaper. …

[mewzilla]

...died of phenomena unrelated to the coronavirus...

Ah, so it was the vaxx...

[Rurudyne]

Bernie Shaw, in the first Gulf War he showed us what he learned at the Les Nessman school of war correspondence (Les looked out his window to do the weather report, Bernie looked out hos window to report on the war).

[PGR88]

First the Queen, and now some guy on CNN I never heard of!

When will this madness end?!

[Osage Orange]

New words....In My world we just call it PNA.

[Osage Orange]

Turkeys!!!

I thought they could fly!!!!

[mewzilla]

“...pneumonia unrelated to Covid-19...” is how it’s being phrased elsewhere in the enemedia.

Interesting.

[knarf]

THEY is WE

[Revel]

pneumonia can be caused by the vax in that it destroys your immune system. So the vax also greatly increases the chance of death from catching Pneumonia.

[dfwgator]

“This is going to be a _______ disaster!”

[Revel]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIXvCfnM2-E

[Borges]

Henry Kissinger and Jimmy Carter better watch out.

[OrioleFan]

Wasn’t Bernie Shaw the reporter in the 1st Gulf War who refused to provide any information to our military after he got out of Iraq?

[OrangeHoof]

Guess who’s getting no news coverage today? And probably likes it that way.

[Michael.SF.]

From the article:

One of Shaw’s most notable moments came while moderating the second debate of the 1988 Presidential Election.

In the first question of the debate, he asked Democrat presidential nominee Michael Dukakis a highly charged question regarding the death penalty while naming his wife.

“Governor, if Kitty Dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer?” Shaw asked.

Without missing a beat, Dukakis replied: “No, I don’t, Bernard. And I think you know that I’ve opposed the death penalty during all of my life.”

It is believed by many that Dukakis’s tone-deaf answer to Shaw’s question was the key moment that won George H.W. Bush the presidency in 1988.

I disagree. This is the moment Dukakis lost the presidency:

[Dr. Sivana]

RIP. I will never forget watching Bernard Shaw and Judy Woodruff on election night in 1994.

He unintentionally tripped up Mike Dukakis in the 1988 debates when he opened the debate with a question about the death penalty for someone raping and murdering his wife Kitty. Dukakis' sterile, wonky answer set him up for attacks of him being cold and heartless. He never shook that charge.