[repub32]

CBS ban in this household

[oust the louse]

If you say it enough they believe it....one of the key points to turning towards communism...it's a Democrap thingy.

[thoughtomator]

I just had the same reaction. I left CBS on after basketball, and I walk back into the room later to find some Botoxed blonde fielding softball leading questions to some Democrat party functionary, about how stupid Bush is.

[Howlin]

That was one of the most disgusting interviews I have EVER seen.

[OldFriend]

Clarke told an outright lie........he said that the head of the FBI and the head of the CIA met with Clinton every day or every other day to discuss terror.

I am positive that Freeh and Tenet said that Clinton would NEVER meet with them. Freeh was kept out of the oval office because Clinton HATED him, HATED him.

The entire interview that I saw was stomach turning in it's deceptions.

[tomahawk]

Clarke is full of sh*t.

CBS is the CaCa Broadcasting System.

[hole_n_one]

The FNC permitted Clark to spew that same garbage this afternoon.

[netmilsmom]

Get Directv with no local channels. We never see any of the Alphabet networks.

[MAKOTHEDOG]

I have Directv with no local channels. It works for me.

To go all the way the next thing is to disable all of the trash that is on Directv ( CNN etc. )

If that can't be done sell the TV!!lol

[mhking]

I turned when the game ended to keep my pressure down....

[kabar]

Far from being a fair and balanced interview. Hadley was not given the same opporutunity to comment on Clarke's accustations. Stahl paraphraased most of what he had to say. I wonder what was left out during the editing.

Clarke is the one who should be held responsible along with Clinton. They failed to act after being attacked multiple times over the 90's. UBL declared war against the US in 1998 with a long, rambling declaration.

Clarke is pushing his book to supplement his generous USG pension of at least 100K. CBS is owned by Viacom, which is pissed about the FCC cracking down on smut over the public airwaves. This was a calculated hit piece. I hope the White House responds directly and strongly about Clarke's comments. Kerry was given a huge free political ad.

[King Black Robe]

CBS was just full of excuses during the Clinton years. No criticism to be found. Nope. Anyone who criticized Clinton was mean-spirited, politically motivated, or over zealous.

[UB355]

I watch CBS once a year during the NCAA Tournament. At else they suck at

[Joee]

Right on bra!!! I get the same BS off ABC. It's like you're listening to a direct wire out of the DNC.

[paul51]

How about removing classmates.com from my computer. Those dam popups from them that keep taking over my screen are really pissing me off.

[hershey]

Clark is bashing Bush because he's hoping for a spot in Kerry's administration. Yawn. No one believes this idiot.

[GrandMoM]

BTTT

[quidnunc]

Bush is paying the price for allowing these Clinton holdovers to remain in his administration.

I have deep suspicions about George Tenant too.

[CPT Clay]

I will never watch CBS. Their sponsors need to know this. Andy Rooney and Dan Rather belong in the old folks home!!! I can not believe CBS keeps them on. Who watches?

[shrinkermd]

This was an interesting interview. Actually the best thread on Clarke was done by Jim Robinson and can be found here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1101626/posts

I thought Stahl did a credible job. She asked several on target questions and highlighted Clarke’s hostility and rage. After all, she can not express any sentiments not really shared with her compatriots.

While everyone is looking as to “Why” Clarke would say what he has said, one can also look at his goals. He achieves instant notoriety, he gets revenge and he maintains and extends his power over this and other administrations. Looking at where he is going is very helpful and especially so when he has been working for the government for thirty years.

He surely wants revenge for being demoted from cabinet rank by the Bushies. He also wants to make some dollars on his book by garnering attention for it. A hidden issue for him, and many people who have worked in a total institution for a long time, is his resentment at the government. Many people on retiring have a paradoxical response where they are very critical and hostile of the institution they were devoted to for so many years. It is easy to understand if you look at the following adage—“when you lean you get mean.” Every mother has experienced the inordinate hostility of her children at times—they truly love her but also depend on her; hence, they treat her worst than a stranger. It seems almost innate in human nature that when you rely too much on a person or institution you come to resent that person or institution and, especially so, if you lose that person or institutions. May seem arcane and bizarre, but I feel it is no accident this occurs at the end of his career. Also, his mellifluous voice, grave demeanor and utterly upper-class verbal affectations surely make him right at home as a Harvard don. In addition to the above, he probably has always believed he is soooo much smarter than his boss; he should have been the boss. Someone should have tapped him on the shoulder and said, “Mr. President. Oh well, we all have our fantasies.

[Capt. Tom]

What is happening is Bush has so much more money than Kerry,that the Lamestream press will have to pick up the slack for the socialists. - Tom