Last Friday, on this broadcast, I made some comments which were deeply offensive and directed at Governor Sarah Palin. I wanted to take this opportunity to say sorry to Mrs. Palin and to also offer an unreserved apology to her friends and family, her supporters, our viewers, and anyone who may have heard what I said
I'm not defending him, but he clearly mentions to whom he is apologizing. We shouldn't come to decisions based on half-truths that are easily refuted and make us look silly.
For the sake of ACCURACY, I was made aware of my error in post #52 and acknowledged my mistake in post #62, an hour before you posted your scold. Apparently you missed it. Look again.
I submit that we shouldn't come to decisions based on a superficial reading of a very long thread because doing so makes 'us' appear silly.
I wanted to take this opportunity to say sorry to Mrs. Palin and to also offer an unreserved apology to her friends and family, her supporters, our viewers, and anyone who may have heard what I said.He wanted to (only to save his job) but didn't. Typical.
Here is what he is sorry for, and it's just a cover his butt to keep from getting fired or even reprimanded. Bringing shame on the shameless? Ironic to say the least, all of MSNBC is shameful.
My words were wholly unacceptable. They were neither accurate, nor fair. They were unworthy of anyone who would claim to have an interest in politics, and they have brought shame upon my friends and colleagues at this network, none of whom were responsible for the things that I said.No, but many others on the network have done shameful things also, starting with Al Sharpton...a lying leftist racist who will go to any means to lie, accuse and distort to get the results he wishes.
A card carrying leftist racist race pimp like Jackson.
Reminds me of Jackson being Bill Clinton's spiritual advisor when he was taking advantage of a subordinate for sex. All the while Jackson's mistress was pregnant!
You didn't need to do it for your colleagues Bashir they have NO shame.
Isn't Bashir that British "journalist" that was kicked off the air across the pond? And here they describe him as respectable. Please.