Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 6 November 2005

Various big media television networks ^ | 6 November 2005 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[Alas Babylon!]

The Talk Shows

Sunday, November 6th, 2005

Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:

FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.; John Barry, director of the Smithsonian National Zoological Park, to discuss the zoo's baby panda.

MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Sens. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., and Tom Coburn, R-Okla.

FACE THE NATION (CBS): Sens. Pat Roberts, R-Kan., Richard Durbin, D-Ill., and Orrin Hatch, R-Utah.

THIS WEEK (ABC): Sens. Joe Biden, D-Del., and Chuck Hagel, R-Neb.; Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates.

LATE EDITION (CNN) : Sens. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., and George Allen, R-Va.; British Defense Secretary John Reid.

[snugs]

Thanks Bahbah

[p23185]

Wow star thats given me some Sunday afternoon reading

Second that

[Timeout]

I agree. I only wish the American people appreciated how much he holds back from the partisan fray.

I want to see more firepower out of the Senate. Ater the Dems' stunt this week, I want two things:

1) Norm Coleman announces he has forwarded a request to the Justice Department to charge MP Galloway with lying to Congress.

2) Frist and Roberts then announce a public hearing in the Intelligence Committee NEXT WEEK. They tell the public there are two key witnesses in the Plame matter who have NOT testified under oath: Joe Wilson and Valerie Plame. They will be subpoenaed and sworn in and given this chance to tell their story. Oh, and they might as well subpoena Kristoff, Corn, Cooper, Russert, Andrea Mitchell, and Miller while they're at it. (Of course, the witnesses don't want to end up like Galloway, which was the point of #1).

[Bush 100 Percent]

I agree 100% will all of your posts on this thread. Thanks, for helping me keep my sanity! I can't believe all of the "Bush needs to ....", "The Administration needs to .....", etc. comments.

No matter what they do, there will be MSM trying to twist, confuse, and distort what they say - along with the Dems. They'll be looking for another "16 words" that no matter if they are 100% accurate, can be jumped on by anyone with a beef with the Admin. and turned into something negative ..... Nothing the Admin. says or does will be repeated or passed on without distortion. It will only give the MSM more energy.

The folks at NR and NRO sure can send negative arrows the WH's way - but are useless in doing anything positive. Kristol isn't even worth mentioning. With "friends" like him ..... As you say, nothing is keeping him from sending out the positive reports he seems to be waiting on the WH for, except that his columns wouldn't get the attention then.

AND - I'm getting tired of the "conservatives" all waiting for the WH to do something about our pitiful Senators. Why can't people understand that our Senators seem to think it's their job to impede the Admin.? It makes them meaningful (to themselves). People who can, need to hound their Senators to SUPPORT THE ADMIN. and to get all their fellow conservatives and Republicans to do so.

Right now, there is no Senator I would vote for for President. When one steps up and aggressively SUPPORTS THE ADMIN I VOTED FOR - I'll think about it. But, so far, their weak performance is pitiful and we, and the President we voted for, deserve better.

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ouch

[samantha]

I had not heard that about the daily Kos,but you know these Liberals all know really bad dirt about each other and that is why they stick together on all the Bush bashing. They are hopelessly stuck in bed together like Teddy Kennedy or Bill Clinton when they were stinking Drunk, and paid a hooker for the night with a lot of money and they wake up in the night and see what they bought when under the influence(Yikes and Ay YI YI) and it was too much money to throw the uglee beast out without getting their money's worth. I hope everyone has already eaten Lunch before reading this post, it made me sick thinking about it. LOL!

[MNJohnnie]

I think their feelings are bruised.....

I think this is exactly it. Early in his Presidency some moron of the WH Press Corps was upbrading him demanding more access since they "Speak for the American people" Bush looked at the guy with utter contempt and said "You speak for the American people? That's a pretty arrogant position for you to take don't you think"

I think Bush's sin, besides being a Republican, is he does not flatter the Dinosaur Media's over inflated egos.

[snugs]

The White House did support him or least the VP did here is a speech from September 2004.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/09/20040925-2.html

[eeevil conservative]

LOL!!!

I wish I had seen that!!!!!

[ElPatriota]

Oh what a surprise!... the darling of the media :)John McCain!... and Hagel back again... I was wondering what had happened to him!

John McCain, R-Ariz, THE MOTHER OF ALL RENEGADES! This egomaniac is getting desperate that he might not have a chance to be a president as he is getting older by the minute. I don't believe for a minute he is pushing this bill out of for concern for our troops or the country. This is all about his ego, about 'playing' president, as he did with the Gang of 14. This is just another means to humiliate the president. This traitor would not miss sticking a knife in the president's back any chance he's got Give me a politician that chases the cameras, and craves the media the way this weasel does, and I will show you someone you should not trust too much. We should start letting our Senator know, we don't support his bill and warn them not be traitors themselves with the president in what concerns the war. Let me remind you, this monsters, actually cut the heads of people with less concern a butcher cuts the head of a cow!... and on top of it, the make videos of it...and all in the name of God...Yeaach... these are not human beings in by book. These are blood thirsty cruel inhuman cowards and must be handled like the monsters they are. But do ever hear the Left MSM point this little detail out?...Of course no, according to Mother Shehan and she represents the Rats, these are some kind of heroes.

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Glad to hear Reid saying that I must admit I cannot really say I like him but then I am not very fond of any left wing politician.

[Txsleuth]

I have been having the same problem....I have been trying to get on for 3 hours...and just now got here...

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Don't you especially hate it on a Sunday morning???

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Or etiquette

[MNJohnnie]

Why the hell don't they use their power more often to get the truth out instead of bitching that the WH doesn't? Sheeesh

Yeah Bush should really go to war when he has "Allies" like this on his side. From the Peggy Noonan Archive Her "analysis" of the Katerina Media hatchet job on Bush

The media. Excellent as always in time of crisis. We all love to hate them, but when a story like this comes along you're glad Anderson Cooper decided to stand there up to his butt in snakes and alligators to tell you about the city that's become a swamp. You're glad the anchors are so crisp and contained, you're glad Brian Williams is in the Superdome telling you what's going on. They're rich and celebrated, our media stars, but when stories like this come they earn it. Not sufficiently celebrated: television cameramen, who do much of what Anderson Cooper does only while walking backwards and with their eye in a viewfinder. They're good.

[samantha]

It makes a mild mannered poster want to take out ever server on the Planet until they all promise to give better service. They do not want to hear from me tomorrow when I get back from 5 hours of driving in insanity prone Broward and my first visit since the Wilma whipping, I will be very testy, and will not take prisoners.

[Pusterfuss]

I haven't read ahead, but if it hasn't been answered yet it was Sharon Sayles-Benton (or something very close to that).

[They'reGone2000]

I am not very fond of any left wing politician

Doesn't look like Susan Hockfield is too fond of J.F.Kerry, either!

Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., center, sits with his wife Teresa Heinz Kerry, right, before giving one of the keynote speeches at dedication ceremonies of the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Friday, Nov. 4, 2005, in Cambridge, Mass. Seated with Kerry from left are former 'Today Show' host Jane Pauley and President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Susan Hockfield. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

[MNJohnnie]

Ann Coulter Archive
George Will Archive
Charles Krauthammer Archive
Peggy Noonan Archive
Laura Ingrham, Mike Savage, Bill Kristol et al. There are a whole lot of people that are SUPPOSEDLY on our side who spend all their time bitching about Bush. Frankly I am sick of it. Did a pretty good job this week of pointing out the absurdity of the Dems Rule 21 farce

[They'reGone2000]

Kerry also joked about losing to Bush a year ago in the presidential election.

"I must tell you there are times when I wish we weren't here researching brain concerns but a time machine to have the election today rather than last year," he said, referring to polls showing waning public support for the president.

Tracey Schmitt, a spokesman for the Republican National Committee, dismissed the criticism, saying Kerry's "newfound interest in science is a derivative of his longing to travel back in time and run a cohesive campaign."

[secret garden]

Happy Birthday!