[SERE_DOC]

The sad thing about this besides the obvious hate is this clymer would drop trou and bend over if Xlinton came within 50 yards

[The Wizard]

we need the number for NCA and it's parent GE

[Reagan Man]

Kuby's a leftwing bastard and a f**king idiot, to boot!

[Richard Axtell]

The only death will be of Kuby's career, and well deserved.

[gridlock]

Did he say it once, twice, or several times?

Kuby says outrageous things for a living. I'm willing to let him get away with the stupid and tasteless from time to time. If he repeated this several time, though, I think he should pay the price.

The listenership of WABC is about 95% pro-GWB. They tolerate Kuby because he is an entertaining foil for Curtis Sliwa. But some things are over the line.

[MissAmericanPie]

I hope the Secret Service yanks him up by his pants and throws him in jail. How dare these people say these things. It's past time for traitors such as Bonier, let's lie about our service in Nam, McTreason, and this guy be charged, convicted, and sentenced.

[Teacup]

Ron Kuby

Co-host of ‘Curtis and Kuby’

Ron Kuby co-hosts “Curtis and Kuby,” from 12-2 p.m. ET on MSNBC, part of a four-hour afternoon block focused on providing breaking news, news updates and news analysis.

KUBY IS A prominent civil right attorney and political progressive. Upon graduation from law school, he joined the firm of legendary civil rights attorney William M. Kunstler.

Kuby has been defense counsel to subway gunman Bernhard Goetz, Black Rage gunman Colin Ferguson, Muslim cleric Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, Six Degrees of Separation imposter David Hampton and former head of the Latin Kings Antonio Fernandez.

In November 1996, the liberal-leaning Kuby joined forces with “avenger of the right” Curtis Sliwa as the co-host of a talk radio show titled “The Curtis & Kuby Show.” Kuby was born in Cleveland, Ohio. He attended Cornell Law School, graduating third in his class in 1983.

[LibWhacker]

Freepers need to know what this bearded scum looks like (just in case one of us gets lucky and spots him on the street).

[The G Man]

Hmmmm, wonder what the reaction of the media would have been if, ohhhhhhhhhh say ... Bill O'Reilly had made the same statement about Clinton when he was in office. Probably would have gotten swept under the rug. (/sarcasm)

[TC Rider]

Unbelievable. the chicky who answered the phone told me that Kuby had a right to express his opinion.

I asked if she knew the difference between rights and responsibilities. She said they had a right to say what they wanted and that viewers had a responsibility to make up their own minds. I told her to stand by and that the other 8 viewers would be calling in shortly.

Also that I would be willing to give up the 'video' portion of Imus.

[Dallas]

If they get a lot of emails, they'll assume people were watching the damn show.....

[FreeTheHostages]

Isn't it totally a federal crime to wish death upon him? Shouldn't they arrest this host?

[KSCITYBOY]

I'm getting real tired of the leftist hate speech. Screw these bastards vote with your radios TV and at the box office and if you run into these f***s go upside their heads.

[texasbluebell]

I thought threats against the President were always taken seriously, at least they were in the old days, weren't they?

How come people like Kilbourn and now Kuby can say things like this over the airwaves to millions of people (ok, in Kuby's case, dozens) but when did this change?

Why is this not followed up?

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Isn't that a felony, to encourage the death of a President?

[Robert A Cook PE]

But, of course, TV news anchors are calm, rational, unbiased ....

[ItisaReligionofPeace]

Who are those dorks anyways? I remember when I first saw them on MSNBC I couldn't figure out how on earth those dorks could get a tv program, even on a crappy channel such as msnbc.

[1Old Pro]

WHAT ??! Sheesh

[Plutarch]

Mr. Kuby, your new home awaits. Leavenworth, Kansas is beautiful this time of year:

[Saundra Duffy]

Well now, that's over the line (understatement alert).