Posted on 04/19/2006 5:30:25 AM PDT by LibertyLee
Tony Snow is back and better than ever!
You can find out more information about the line-up, stream Tony's show, find local radio stations as well as other fun stuff off his website.
CLICK HERE and follow the "Listen Live" link to stream the show which runs from 9 AM est to noon.
moongriffon.com streams the show every day from 3:00 to 6:00 PM (EDT).
WKRC airs Tony’s show on the web from 9-12 EST. Another way to hear Tony’s show is by streaming it at 7pm CST on klif.com
You can also listen to Tony on WGTX live, in color and on time
A more comprehensive list of streaming servers is available here.
XM Channel 168 also airs the show for satellite radio subscribers.
Also Tony is back on Sirius channel 145
To call the show and talk to Tony dial: 1.866.408.SNOW
And there's more!
Here's the deal: For those fans who would like to ask for a photo-- please send an email request to Tony at tonysnow@foxnews.com (please note in the subject line of the email "For Tony") and provide your home mailing (not email) address. Tony will send you a real, actual, signed photo -- not stuff that people have to download. Please pass it on.By the way, if you miss anything, the show is streamed again immediately after the three hours. Please feel free to add thread narrative about what is aired on the show as a group effort is helpful to get more of the content posted and is much appreciated by those reading the thread later. If you’d like on or off the Tony Snow Show ping list, please post a request. All requests happily honored.
"Woof" is used in broadcasting to say "stop," "that's enough" or to mark a specific point in time -- which is what is done in this case. "Tony's show starts in 3 minutes: WOOF!" Means in 3 minutes from-- NOW!
Having read the book of Reagan Radio addresses as he positioned himself for national recognition, I see some similarities.
I hope they're wrong about Rove...he is NEEDED!!!
Finally here. Sheesh!
Well that can't be a BAD thing...
This change would also free up Karl to begin working on forming the '08 strategery more directly.
I would think this would have been scheduled long term.
Pinz
Scott did a fine job, he was choking up as he thanked President Bush. The Washington Press can be a den of rattlesnakes and they don't deserve anyone to respond to their stupid accuasiations....
But Tony would be the best! Tony We need you!
ROFLOL!
If Tony were Governor of Virginia, I would definitely move there!!
it is possible to be grateful for someone's efforts and service, and yet realize that they are not perfect for every job....
Scott was not effective. A Press secretary should always look GLAD to see the Press and not scared to say the least.....
Maybe Scott was the one who WANTED to resign, to help his mother's campaign, and that is why the White Hous was looking for a replacement...
April 19, 2006
U.S. Generals Call for Resignation of Media Leaders
by Scott Ott
(2006-04-19) — A growing movement of retired and active-duty U.S. military officers, angry at the mismanagement, arrogance and even deception that have hampered U.S. efforts to secure peace and democracy in Iraq, have begun quietly calling for the resignation of top leaders they blame for the difficulties.
“I believe that it’s time for them to step down,” said one unnamed retired three-star general. “The editors of The New York Times and Washington Post and the news producers at CNN, CBS, NBC and ABC should resign effective immediately.”
“They’ve formed a tight cabal that focuses only on news that reinforces their neo-journ ideology,” said another unnamed general. “Despite the urgent need for actual reporting from Iraq, they have failed to put enough boots on the ground in country.”
“As civilians, they make editorial decisions without any understanding of history or military strategy,” said another retired officer, “and they’re trying to run the war coverage from hotels in the cloister of the Green Zone, without consulting with our leaders and troops on the frontlines.”
The generals who all requested anonymity, in the words of one, “so I won’t be bothered by a bunch of calls from reporters writing redundant stories,” said the leading news media gatekeepers should be replaced by “more centrist voices” who will be honest with America, and not blindly devoted “advancing the neo-journ agenda.”
“We’d like to see leaders in there who will cover the Iraq story as Americans, or at least as those who believe in liberty,” said one active-duty general who has worked closely with reporters and editors.
Meanwhile, New York Times Publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. brushed off what he called “the incessant drumbeat of negativity” from opponents of his administration.
“You can’t relieve your top commanders while your side is winning,” Mr. Sulzberger said. “Frankly, the Pentagon doesn’t direct enough attention to the car bombings, sectarian strife and rumblings of civil war which show that we’re making progress in Iraq every day.”
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I think it is wonderful that Rove will have more time to focus on getting the Republicans back on message and help us retain control in '06.
typing too fast and not enough coffee ;-)
STRATEGERY
Agreed, and it's likely an appropriate and timely move.
MR. HU, TEAR DOWN THIS FIREWALL:
http://skeptipundit.blogspot.com/2006/04/mr-hu-tear-down-this-firewall.html
Snip:
The visit of Chinese President Hu Jintao to the United States this week is an ideal moment for a message to be delivered to the Chinese leadership class - that if the Chinese nation wishes to take its place in the international community, it must allow the Chinese people to participate in the global internet community. Currently the Chinese government is trying to operate a national intranet, monitoring and filtering the links between China and the rest of the world with what has been dubbed the "Great Firewall of China", and also monitoring internal content with a force of 30,000 thought-police.
Excellent point.
Scott deserves our thanks for answering the call when a President asked for his help. The WHPC is indeed a den of snakes.
BTW, looking at your screenname I've been meaning to ask if you are a stitcher or quilter...?
I served a term on our local town council a couple of years ago. Every time we made a decision that people didn't like, we were accused of "not listening." Well we DID listen, they just didn't like the decision.
I guess it's human nature to want it all our own way.
North Carolina during dogwood blooming season is nothing to sneeze at! ;-)
Dogwoods are God's prettiest gift to the earth.
This coming from a girl born, bred and raised in Ohio! Well, both states have cardinals in common anyway. ;-)
Pinz
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