Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 30 November 2014

Various driveby media television networks ^ | 30 November 2014 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[Alas Babylon!]

The Talk Shows

November 30th, 2014

Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:

FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Neil Bruntrager, attorney for Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson; Daryl Parks, attorney for the family of Michael Brown; Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League; former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani; Ayrshire Farm owner Sandy Lerner.

MEET THE PRESS (NBC):

FACE THE NATION (CBS): Benjamin Crump, attorney for Michael Brown’s family; Sens.-elect Thom Tillis, R-N.C., and Gary Peters, D-Mich.; Blase Cupich, archbishop of Chicago.

THIS WEEK (ABC): St. Louis alderman Antonio French; former New York police commissioner Ray Kelly; Jelani Cobb, writer and University of Connecticut associate professor.

STATE OF THE UNION (CNN): Federal Aviation Administration administrator Michael P. Huerta; Thomas Manger, police chief of Montgomery County, Md., and vice president of the Police Executive Research Forum; Malik Aziz, deputy Dallas police chief and chairman of the National Black Police Association; Detroit Police Chief James Craig; Bernard Kerik, a former commissioner of the New York Police Department.

[FreedBird]

I always wonder if the news menu they are feeding us is covering up information we should all know is happening?
When they hit a certain news story hard, what news story
is not being covered? When I watch CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC certain so called news reporters are very careful and predictable with their take on a story. They take few risks to protect their cushy jobs. If they say the wrong thing trouble will be brewing. Sometimes c-span bothers me, at least we get some of the other side. Radio talk shows and Fox at least give us another take on the news, but not always everything we need to know!

[rodguy911]

http://news.yahoo.com/portlands-ferguson-protest-boy-hugs-officer-174417767.html

Here’s one the regime won’t like at all.Gone viral was well.

[Cheerio]

Truth is if we get a Republican President in 2016 most if not all of Barry's EO's can be reversed.

Kinda like the GOP-e in full control of Congress based on their promises of killing Obamacare? I DON'T BUY IT FOR A SINGLE MOMENT. THE ELITES PICK FOR PRESIDNET IN 2016 - -

Mitt Romney: Republicans Should 'Swallow Hard,' Pass 'Permanent' Amnesty Bill

[FreedBird]

The race baiting is the only hope the Democrats have to keep some of their base in line. The media does not want to upset a certain group who buys what is advertised on their sports shows and silly entertainment sitcoms. Their news shows cannot be informative because their advertisements must be more sophisticated and manipulative.
Keeping people resentful, angry and upset is a way to manipulate by spoon feeding the less informed masses. The MSM keeps the masses right where they want them to be; dumbed down and manipulated.

[Gritty]

You are right on the money this morning as usual, bray. It is time (long past time, actually) to take the fight to the enemy and be serous about it.

[kabar]

Here is a good, prophetic article by Heather McDonald written the day after Obama's address to the nation:

Obama’s Ferguson Sellout The president’s irresponsible statements will make a bad situation worse.

[mylife]

All Ferguson All the time!

[chiller]

NBC MTP had a reasonably balanced segment on race relations, but some of the libs clearly do not believe the grand jury testimony. (”Martin had his hands up..”)

[Morgan in Denver]

I couldn’t agree with you more. We won the last election and now we have a massive re-education challenge.

Passing specific legislation and promoting what it is and why it was passed and what it is meant to do is exactly the formula for defeating Democrats for the future. Stake out our side and let the left support the chips they have to play with.

[chiller]

...rather "Brown had his hands up"

Martin was last year's kerkuffle, duh

[Morgan in Denver]

Not sure if it’s kabar or bray but the quote “the three pillars of the DNC,media and academia” comes to mind.

All three lost in my mind.

[Friendofgeorge]

FNS...Chris Wallace apparently did not want Rudy G to talk about the facts of the case. Rudy G did a better job defending Officer Darren then his own lawyer did. Not a knock on Darren’s lawyer, just that Rudy hit it out of the park.

I think it was just the way they had the show arranged, obviously Rudy is loaded for bear. If I was Darren Wilson I would ask Rudy G to be on my defense team.

I for sure differ with Rudy on important, VERY IMPORTANT social Christian issues, the most important issues to me! However Rudy has been just fantastic on this case, officer Darren Wilson would not find a better advocate.

On the panel afterwards, 2 wash post guys? Yes the usual suspects have taken sides on this case just as you would guess, very shameful actually, I am defending officer Darren Wilson because it`s the right thing to do, not because of politics.

But yes on the panel, Woodward is allowed to confuse the facts for people, saying so many conflicting witnesses, no they all the lying witnesses were discredited by the forensics and/or admitted they either made it up or made assumptions.

Chris Wallace...not a big fan of his but at least he agreed to the obvious that Big Mike attacked the officer trying to go for his gun etc.

The billing of the program was suggested it would be a indepth look into the facts, really only Rudy G got into the real facts and Chris really didn’t want him to

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Yup! Agree.

It’s the RATagandists merdre du jour.

[rodguy911]

Here is Jaibones take on the Sunday shows over at Hot Air
Welcome to the DNC Media Propaganda Hour, kids!
...................
As AP notes, this is an unusually linear lineup, with the DNC Media desperate to bring about the story that they worked tirelessly to create – a race war based on the propaganda of racist white police oppression of black American citizens. Noticeably lacking in the lineups today – anyone even remotely resembling a reasonable citizen uninvolved in this propaganda mission.

Let’s have a gander:

ABC’s “This Week” –
St. Louis alderman Antonio French – black liberal race victim
Former New York police commissioner Ray Kelly – cop
Jelani Cobb, writer and University of Connecticut associate professor – particularly clownish liberal race victim

NBC’s “Meet the Press” –
Deval Patrick – Big government affirmative action liberal and racist race victim
Tom Cotton – Conservative
Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director-counsel of NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund

CBS’ “Face the Nation” –
Benjamin Crump, attorney for Michael Brown’s family;
Thom Tillis — GOPer
Gary Peters – particularly clownish liberal hack
Blase Cupich, archbishop of Chicago – another liberal Catholic

CNN’s “State of the Union” –
Federal Aviation Administration administrator Michael P. Huerta – affirmative action Obama appointee
Thomas Manger, police chief of Montgomery County Maryland – cop
Malik Aziz, deputy Dallas police chief and chairman of the National Black Police Association – cop with unfortunate name
Detroit Police Chief James Craig – cop
Bernard Kerik, a former commissioner of the New York Police Department – cop

“Fox News Sunday” –
Neil Bruntrager, attorney for Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson — unknown
Daryl Parks, attorney for the family of Michael Brown – illiterate ambulance chaser
Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League – liberal race victim
Rudolph Giuliani — GOPer
Ayrshire Farm owner Sandy Lerner – tech billionaire and farm animal advocate, or something (not a clue where she fits in — Thanksgiving and turkey abuse?)

There it is — the single strangest lineup I’ve reviewed yet. Bizarre.

Jaibones on November 30, 2014 at 9:34 AM

Daryl Parks, attorney for the family of Michael Brown – illiterate ambulance chaser
Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League – liberal race victim
Rudolph Giuliani — GOPer
Ayrshire Farm owner Sandy Lerner – tech billionaire and farm animal advocate, or something (not a clue where she fits in — Thanksgiving and turkey abuse?)

There it is — the single strangest lineup I’ve reviewed yet. Bizarre.

Jaibones on November 30, 2014 at 9:34 AM

[rodguy911]

Trust no one verify verify, Here's one you don't have to verify. Rich Lowry on MTP with F.Chuck just upset all the DBM types including Andreauuuhhhh when he said that the lesson of Ferguson__ was if you are a gentle giant don't hit the police in the face try and steal their gun or charge them. You just might get shot.He was hit hard but he got it out.

[rodguy911]

Sadly, you may be correct. We know if a GOPe gets elected we will get 50-70% of what we want usually little more.
It’s up to us not to let that happen.IF we don’t nominate a conservative potus candidate, fund him to the hilt, everyone get behind him to the point where he can’t be beaten we will get a rino.So it’s in our hands for now.

[rodguy911]

F. Chuck just showing the photo of the cop hugging the kid in Portlahd. They gave it 10 seconds—racism in America the rest of the show. Pretty much tells it all.

[chiller]

Lowry made good points, but disappointed when he largely commended Obie's Ferguson speech, which did little to calm, and much to inflame.

Chuck Todd impressed when he led with Obie's '06 convention speech (No white America, no black America...) and again with pop star Pharrel Williams (Happy) who wondered where in hell Mike Brown learned to behave like he did.

[rodguy911]

Some Alderman on ABC telling the truth for a change. That Ferguson was a disaster because Gov. Nixon of MO didn’t deploy the Nat. Guard(regime duress?) and zero incited a riot along with his comments along with the idiot prosecutor releasing the info that the cop would not be prosecuted at night.
Lots of blame to go around for all the idjits.

[rodguy911]

Yeah gotta wonder about Lowry,at least he got part of it right.