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Charlie Rose proves we were right! He hangs himself with his own words. Here's a link to the article, "A Free Speech Message To Charlie Rose, that Charlie finds so offensive. At the end of it is added the email Rose wrote to Leonard today to complain.(Here's the link to the October 14 FR post of the article" ) with FREEPER COMMENTS setting him straight. In that email, Charlie proves Leonard and the FR commentators to be absolutely correct!

"If you feel you are intimidated from your freedom of speech, it's un-American." -- Charlie Rose to Tim Robbins --12:50 AM. Tuesday, October 14th, 2003, on PBS (OPB). This was a reference to Robbins saying that many Hollywood people didn't speak publicly of their opposition to the war in Iraq out of fear. If we look at what it was they were afraid of, we look into the heart and soul of the liberal. They were afraid of what happened to the Dixie Chicks. And, what was that? Millions of Americans turned against them, spoke out against them and refused...

Charlie Rose: Tonight an exclusive conversation with Howell Raines, the former executive editor of "The New York Times." Several weeks ago Howell and Gerald Boyd, the managing editor of The Times, resigned following a crisis at the newspaper that arose from the actions of a young reporter named Jayson Blair. Blair acknowledged of making up stories he reported in The Times and was fired. After weeks of deep conflict at The Times Howell and Boyd resigned on June 5th. Howell Raines is a friend and has been on this program a number of times. We have talked about civil rights,...

In addressing the epic 5-4 Supreme Court decision that cleared the way for President Bush’s 2000 victory in the Electoral College, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., told Charlie Rose, “I think they made a decision that was politically motivated and unprecedented. They claimed to be supporters of states’ rights but then took the position that Florida law was not controlling…” Still on the TV talk show circuit touting her “Living History,” Hillary seemed to appreciate that host Rose put aside the now well-hashed subject of her personal trials and tribulations and concentrated on all things political during her appearance on...

Clinton Assigns BlameAnd, no, it’s not his fault.By Kevin M. Cherry, a writer living in Alexandria, Va..November 8, 2001 11:30 a.m.   n a speech at Georgetown University, President Bill Clinton blamed, in part, the United States for the terrorist attacks of September 11. Speaking to a group of about 1,000 students, the former president said that our nation is "paying a price" for slavery and for its treatment of the "significant number of native Americans" who "were dispossessed and killed."Osama bin Laden certainly has given no indication that he was concerned about the American sin of slavery —...

XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX SUN APRIL 06, 2003 19:28:31 ET XXXXX HEAT ON BRILL AFTER HOMELAND SECURITY BOOK PRAISES 'SYSTEM THAT'S WORKING' Author Steven Brill is experiencing total friction among his close circle of media associates after releasing a book which claims: Homeland Security under President Bush is working! And why have there been no fresh terror strikes in the United States since the start of the war? Brill says it's the competence of the current leadership. PBS host Charlie Rose shouted and squirmed and called Brill's premise "ridiculous" during a promo for the book "After: How America Confronted...

Good-Time Charlie continues his interview of liberal buffoons on the Bush administration's policy on Iraq. Nothing new. Hoffman spouts the cookie-cutter left-wing lines: (1) The U. S. should allow the inspectors to continue to "do their job". (2) The U.S. needs the support of the UN, or at least, Nato before waging war. Hoffman supports war only if there is a "concensus" of nations so the U. S. does not appear to be a bully. (3) Iraq is not necessarily a threat. (4) He fears a spread of terrorism if we attack Iraq without a consensus (which I assume he...

Last night, 1/7/2003, Charlie Rose had as his guests Nancy Pelosi and another liberal congressman to tout their "alternate plan" to Bush's unannounced stimulus plan. They went unchallenged by Rose. Rose promised that the following night (1/7/2003) the Republicans would be on to talk about the Bush plan. Rose played the liberal game perfectly. He had a member of Bush's cabinet as a guest, but he also had Pete Petersen, the founder of the Concord Coalition. Petersen is opposed to the Bush plan (surprise!). Charlie and Pete introduced the liberal "tax cuts for the wealthy" spin into the discussion (surprise!)....

December 4, 2002, Charlie Rose (PBS) -- Viggo Mortenson. He is the actor who plays Strider (Aragorn of Arathorn) in the Ring Trilogy. He is, he says, an American. He appeared on the program with Peter Jackson, the director, and Elijah Wood, who is Frodo. Wearing a t-shirt he made himself, which said "No more blood for oil,"....(snip) For Complete Article Please Click Here.