Complete, unadulterated flummery.
When asked about the $1,000 convenience checks and the indemnity forms that went out, "That shouldn't have happened, our contractor made a mistake, blah, blah."
And the phrase that will drive you to homicide:
"We're going to use science-based solutions . . . "
And Brennan is in full knee-pad gawk-gawk.
Ahhh...Baghdad Bob. What a classic gaslighter that guy was
To ask serious questions a precondition is that that the interviewee will make an honest effort to respond. That is almost unheard of To begin with a serious answer means trying to make honest and complete, to the best of the interviewees knowledge, attempt to answer. There is not enough time in electronic media to do such a thing so what happens is one gets pap.
In related news:
James Taggart, President of Taggart Transcontinental Railroad will be interviewed by Whoopie and Joy on tomorrow’s episode of The View to talk about the minor incident in the Taggart Tunnel involving the “Comet” and the Army Freight explosives transport train.
There’s so much money floating around that it’s not even funny. Maybe…
CNBC’s Morgan Brennan: Fair warning. I’ve got some tough questions to ask you.
Norfolk Southern’s Mr. Shaw: Sure. But first I want to mention that we’re looking for a media consultant. It’s part-time, and pays $250,000 a year. Plus we’re planning on advertising on CNBC.
CNBC’s Morgan Brennan: What is your favorite color, and why?
What is the “NSRR?”