[Diddle E. Squat]

Actually it was the CNN reporter on the scene. He was doing his report, saw out of the corner of his eye Geraldo kiss that rescue spokeswomen, and then made mention of it. Now the CNN reporter was obviously treading water to fill airtime between video clips and interviews, but you could tell that he was a little taken aback, the not-so-subtle implication being that he thought Geraldo was acting like an unprofessional buffoon.

Now clearly to his credit Geraldo has done some things right tonight, but too many times he has acted smarmy, unprofessionally, and just come across as a dishonest phony ham. Much to the contrast of Sweiker, Levanthal, and MSNBC's Robert Hagar.

[Petronski]

Much to the contrast of Sweiker, Levanthal, and MSNBC's Robert Hagar.

Bob Hagar is a national asset, if not a national treasure.

Bob Hagar did more responsible reporting in the second week of March, 1983 (a date picked at random) than Jerry Rivers will EVER do: past, present AND future.

[Utopia]

Geraldo's purple prose dripping with emotionalism has me seriously thinking of taking out a lawsuit against Fox. If an obese man can sue McDonalds for fat content, I should be allowed to sue Fox for their unheathy sugar coated news reports.