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Here is video of Geraldo Rivera calling the Rolling Stone reporter who wrote the article on Gen. Stanley McChrystal – Michael Hastings – a “rat in an Eagle’s Nest.” Geraldo said the reporter should not have printed some of the things he did, that he took advantage of his access over a long period of time to print statements out of context. “This is a terrible thing that this reporter has done,” Geraldo said.

Ann Coulter and Geraldo Rivera discuss South Carolina Democrat Alvin Greene and the Clinton double standard HERE. Set down your drinks, click the link and watch the flustered Libtard Rivera come up with a new excuse for Democrat terrible behavior -- oval office love. Enjoy the details.

Here is video of the always quick-witted Ann Coulter on Geraldo last night, where she was asked if President Obama didn't do a great job with his comedic routine at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday. Coulter responded with: "He's a better comedian than he is a President." Get a load of the horse laughs her response elicited from Geraldo and guest the Rev. Al Sharpton.

Mark Williams Chairman of the Tea Party Express blasts Geraldo over the way they are being portrayed in the media, Geraldo's opening question is "should there be anxiety about extremists in the tea parties?"..and it went downhill from there..(Video)

He just nails it.

Geraldo had just finished running a piece where the Southern Poverty Law Center was the sole voice, attacking all the so called militias as hate groups and lumping in the tea party sentiment into the mix. Of course the reason for all of this ‘hate’ is because we have a black president. When he starts the interview with Mark Williams, chairman of the Tea Party Express, Williams quickly scolds him for his hit piece and explains that the tea parties are actually victims of ‘hate violence’, not the perpetrators WATCH VIDEO

It’s not that I liked Geraldo before. I don’t actually know anyone who watches his show other than on YouTube. But..he’s now officially become the ‘Rachel Maddow’ of FOX News. This is how he started his interview with America’s Sheriff Joe Arpaio: With the exception of CNN’s Lou Dobbs. For millions of American latinos the most unpopular person in this country is my next guest the so called toughest cop in the nation. The highly controversial sheriff of Maricopa County, Joe Arpaio. And as I said earlier with Gov. Huckabee, Joe has been recently been stripped of federal authority to...

Why is Geraldo on TV? I get a sickening feeling when I watch the guy like he's from the liberal side. How 'bout you?

You can't really understand CPAC from what you see on TV. First of all only some of the speeches were covered. Even if they were all covered, the speeches in the main ballroom are only part of the program. There are other speakers, movies and presentations going on throughout the building. To really understand the mood and tone of CPAC, you really need to walk the halls, speak to the attendees watch the movies etc. Its one of the things most of the people who covered the event tried to do. Mike Huckabee, however is special, he didn't attend the...

Geraldo Rivera to Ann Coulter: 'Is Cheney Giving Aid and Comfort to the Enemy?' By Geoffrey Dickens Geraldo Rivera, on Fox News' Geraldo At Large on Sunday, essentially accused Dick Cheney of treason for criticizing the Obama administration over the weekend, as he asked panelist Ann Coulter if the former VP was "giving aid and comfort to the enemy." For her part the conservative author slammed back: "To be hearing that from liberals after eight years of relentless attacks on George Bush, when he was waging the war on terror, is comical." The following back and forth between Rivera and...

Ann Coulter has referred to VP Joe Biden as a "drunken Irishman" not once, but two, extremely enjoyable times in a debate with former Howard Dean campaign manager Joe Trippi over the Obama White House's reactionary attitude of dispensing Joe Biden to counter Cheney's criticism of Obama's failed terror policies. Appearing as a panelist on Jerry River's (that's Geraldo Rivera to you and me) Sunday night show on FNC, Coulter delivered the spot-on description of Biden in the broader context of his effectiveness and credibility as someone the White House would choose to discredit Cheney. Clearly, Coulter was less than...

Geraldo resists labeling Hasan a terrorists. Speculates it could have been a toothache that set him off. VIDEO

Here is video of Geraldo Rivera on "Fox and Friends" talking about the Ft. Hood shooting. Brian Kilmeade asked Geraldo "do you think it's time for the military to have special debriefings of Muslim army officers, anybody enlisted?" Geraldo answered "Isn't this the headline, Brian, that there are 4 or 5 million American Muslims and how scant and few and far between these horrifying incidents are?" (Video)

Did anyone else see Geraldo bemoaning the fact that he really feels bad for all the muslims in the military that haven't killed American soldiers? I was appalled at this attitude. If someone has a link to it online please share so others can see how tasteless it really is. Could you image anyone after Timothy McVeigh's act of terrorism saying "This is going to make all those white supremacist that haven't resorted to acts of violence look bad. I just hope American's understand that this isn't part of their cause."

Ann Coulter & FOX's Geraldo Rivera Debate Rush Limbaugh vs. President Obama War - 11/01/09

Here is video of Geraldo Rivera this morning on Fox and Friends where he analyzed the current military situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan. He had been talking about Hillary Clinton calling out the Pakistanis, where she said they had to know if Osama bin Laden is in their country. That's when Geraldo made a real slip, especially for someone left of center. At around the 1:55 mark, Geraldo proceeded to say this President - "Osama bin Laden" - and then he caught himself, and was terribly embarrassed. Others on the couch told him it was "okay." If a conservative had...

Recently a lot of hubbub had been made about the possibility that the peaceful tea party protests and some conservative voices would stir up emotions that could lead to violence. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was even one of those sounding that alarm. But what has gone unsaid by those same voices has been the possibility of violence against those who might take a position antithetical to that of the left. Case and point: CNN's Lou Dobbs. Dobbs, who has been the target of a smear campaign by the left-wing noise machine, told his radio audience on Oct. 26...

Here is audio of Lou Dobbs responding to Geraldo Rivera's attacks at a speech he made. Geraldo also attacked Dobbs today on "Brian & The Judge" radio show calling him "the man who's done more to slander Latinos in this country than anyone else." Lou Dobbs said Geraldo "wouldn't know a fact if it hit him in the rear." Dobbs said Geraldo spews "vile stupidity and ignorance everywhere he goes." (Video)

Here is audio of Geraldo Rivera on "Brian & The Judge" calling Lou Dobbs "the man who's done more to slander Latinos in this country than anyone else." Geraldo asked "where is the complaints about CNN and Lou Dobbs from the administration? Don't they care that President Obama would not be President but for the Latino vote? They allow a reporter, or a correspondent, or a commentator to go on the air night after night with profoundly negative stereotypical falsehoods about Latinos and particularly immigrants." (Audio)

Geraldo Rivera on Thursday lambasted Lou Dobbs for the outspoken CNN host's views concerning illegal immigration. Speaking at a luncheon sponsored by El Diario La Prensa NY, Rivera disgracefully said, "Lou Dobbs is almost single-handedly responsible for creating, for being the architect of the young-Latino-as-scapegoat for everything that ails this country." Rivera also told the audience that he had spoken to his boss, and was assured Dobbs was not coming to Fox (video embedded below the fold with partial transcript): CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO "One of the aspects of our reality in the United States now is the...