Levin dissed by Fox

[JohnLongIsland]

Very Interesting

[cvq3842]

I heard a bit of that too.

I'm sure Mark will do fine without them, in fact he has. :)

[OneTimeLurker]

That's ok, I read that O'Reiley dissed the dissed the Pope too.

[monkeywrench]

Britt, say it ain't so...

[PISANO]

He also said [LEVIN] that he did NOT want his publicist to ASK Greta or Bill as he did not wish to appear on their shows.

[Texas_Jarhead]

I believe I saw him on H&C not too long ago.

[thegreatbeast]

I'm surprised by the Britt Hume thing but does his show really host author discussing books? I don't remember it that way.

[nothingnew]

No skin off my nose. I don't have TV and even if I did, I wouldn't watch those shows, with perhaps an exception to Brit Hume. Wouldn't be often though.

I HEAR Levin plenty on radio.

FMCDH(BITS)

[Txsleuth]

I wondered why Brit didn't have him on during the two weeks of the Terri Schiavo story---

This really disappoints me---O'Reilly and Greta can go pound sand, but I thought Brit was better than this...

[Cboldt]

*ping*

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[bvw]

Go long Levin and short those whose disclaim him.

[Alberta's Child]

Here's my take on this:

Levin hasn't been invited on any of those shows because his book is published by a company that is NOT one of the subsidiaries of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. (parent company of FOX). Along these lines . . . Anyone who has wondered why Sean Hannity has spent so much time interviewing @ssholes like Amber Frey and Jose Canseco simply has to realize that he's pushing their books because they all have the same publisher -- Regan Books, a subsidiary of News Corp.

[churchillbuff]

Fox is neoconservative. That's not the same thing as conservative.

[mathluv]

He is on Sean's radio show quite often.

[Tribune7]

I wish I could get his radio show in Philly.

[Huck]

Since when does Brit have authors on to shill books, anyway?

[Huck]

Brit doesn't have guests on shilling books.

[churchillbuff]

Levin hasn't been invited on any of those shows because his book is published by a company that is NOT one of the subsidiaries of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. (parent company of FOX)."""

No, it's because Fox is neoconservative. I.e., big government conservative. The neocons don't favor challenging the courts' supremacy. Notice how Fox was generally unsympathetic to Terri Schiavo. Only Hannity got some truth out. Judicial tyranny isn't a problem for neoconservatives; it's a problem only for old-fashioned conservatives.

[churchillbuff]

Since when does Brit have authors on to shill books, anyway?"""

When the tyranny of the courts is a big news story, Brit ought to have an author whose new book address the question head-on.

[bvw]

Get one of those Select-A-Tenna's from Crane.