[stuartcr]

So he had a few drinks before dinner. Is he supposed to never relax? After all, it was nite time where he was.

[traderrob6]

Either he's on the clock or he's not. If he was intoxicated he should have informed the producer and declined the interview. Their is no excuse for this period!

[Tijeras_Slim]

I'll give him as much slack as I'd give a FReeper posting drunk. :)

[new yorker 77]

If he's being 'taken out of context', how does it feel?

Or is he going to comment on the recycled AP re-release of a video pre-Katrina designed to smear the President while he is overseas on the six month anniversary of Katrina?

[old and tired]

So he had a few drinks before dinner. Is he supposed to never relax? After all, it was nite time where he was.

A few drinks before dinner doesn't give you the giggles. I haven't listened to the audiotape yet, but I honestly can't believe this behavior is the result of liquor.

[roses of sharon]

A political hack posing as a reporter is human?

No way, not when they run a 24/7 inhuman political campaign against their opponents.

[not2worry]

I think my boss would consider that drinking on the job. The guys a reporter being paid to cover an International Event. Should be an interesting story for Al Jazeer...now that would sweet!