Sen. Gregg Gets Upset at MSNBC Anchor; Tells Her "You've Gotta Have Some Integrity" - Video

Freedom's Lighthouse ^ | January 28, 2010 | Michael

[ncalburt]

i am not the only one that attackesd your strange vague comment !

[almost done by half]

who ever thought, that free housing by switching your debt from one bank to the other and unregulated money creation with a virtual zero interest policy nuturing investmentbanking without rules would lead to eternal wealth of the us society - with other words, who ever thought that consumption without creating an adequate amount of real value is a business model, might now also think that it really is as this empty suit is telling, that it is just now happening that the next 5 generations are burdened with immense costs. don’t be naive.

It appears this was posted to the wrong place.

[bjc]

Many thanks for posting the entire interview. The Anchorwomen clearly propose cutting all of education as an option. Sen Gregg is justified in calling her on a weak, biased and gratuitous kind of argument. The MSNBC anchors clearly are not chosen for their ability to think on their feet. Nobody should be in those roles if they cannot remember what they said 30 seconds before and/or if they cannot acknowledge that they misspoke.

[truthkeeper]

There are several of these clips on YouTube, some longer than others. I didn't check to see if this is the one that has the long, hostile lead-in by the two airhead bimbos. I don't think there is a half a brain between the two of them.

Senator Gregg was really excellent in his defense of fiscal coherence and sanity. In fact, he's been a consistent vote against this financial madness for months.

I've been listening to Gregg in interviews over the past year quite often. Frankly, this so-called RINO has been showing a lot more spine than some of the supposedly more conservative members of Congress. BRAVO, sir!

[RandallFlagg]

Heh! This thread is probably responsible for the most viewings those two women have ever had on MSNBC.