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Bill Maher, host of ABC’s Politically Incorrect: "I do think, if it turns out that this beautiful young girl is gone, I think, and he [Condit] is responsible in some way, you have to look to Ken Starr for a little bit of guilt."
Larry King: "Why?"
Maher: "Because, you know, Ken Starr made it so that you, in the old days, you had an affair with somebody, and you know, okay, you had an affair. The press didn’t report it. They didn’t make a political criminal case of it. Now, it’s almost like you have to get rid of them."

I'm sorry, but nobody, I mean nobody can top this one. "Hey, the guy has a reputation to protect! What else could he do except kill the girl! And it's all the Republican's fault!"

Is this guy's lousy show still on the air, or has it been cancelled on the grounds that it's a biohazard?

It all makes sense to me now! I can't believe I never noticed before how full of it the media is about EVERYTHING!

Here's a kicker for you, and I believe I heard correctly unless I'm lying of course, but the other night on World News Tonight, Peter Jennings said something to the effect that a study or survey found that people lie 25 times a day.

Of course this is ludicrous on its face. Newscasters may lie 25 times in a day, but the average person probably doesn't even have 25 conversations a day.