[Hostage]

Don't worry Michael, people remember the real Ronald Reagan. They remember the hope, optimism, confidence and patriotism that he brought back to America.

There are many tens of millions of Anericans that remember Ronald Reagan's leadership of America and the world, they will never forget his contributions.

CBS will smear themselves, as they insult a beloved President, truly beloved in their eyes, they will dig their hole deeper. Ronald Reagan has an eternal integrity that they, CBS and others called teflon coating.

The young people today see the decency in Ronald Reagan. They look at his smile, his speech and they know at once he is genuine. No one can take away Ronald Reagan's humble honesty.

[brutuss]

I too contacted my local CBS affiliate. The General Manager at WBTV here in Charlotte, NC is Mary McMillian (704) 845-9076. She is easy to get ahold of and will return your call if you voicemail her.

She is very pleasant lady, extremely reasonable, and she will listen to your comments. I encourage everyone in the Charlotte area to share your input.

My input was to summarize points similar to those already presented here by others, and to request that she exercise her option to not broadcast the program on WBTV.

Her response is that she will raise the issue with CBS corporate, but will likely air the show - she feels that people will recognize it for a smear if that is what it is. She did not seem to be pleased with the prospect of this program being a Reagan smear, nor surprised that it would amount to a hit piece.

[brutuss]

I too contacted my local CBS affiliate. The General Manager at WBTV here in Charlotte, NC is Mary McMillian (704) 845-9076. She is easy to get ahold of and will return your call if you voicemail her.

She is very pleasant lady, extremely reasonable, and she will listen to your comments. I encourage everyone in the Charlotte area to share your input.

My input was to summarize points similar to those already presented here by others, and to request that she exercise her option to not broadcast the program on WBTV.

Her response is that she will raise the issue with CBS corporate, but will likely air the show - she feels that people will recognize it for a smear if that is what it is. She did not seem to be pleased with the prospect of this program being a Reagan smear, nor surprised that it would amount to a hit piece.