I've been wanting to tune in, just to see The Face in motion. The pictures looked like a different person.
Well, she really does look different. But to someone really familiar with her former personna, it's just kind of surreal. Here's this different, almost perky affect -- but the same sort of nasally, uninflected voice, and the oddly immobile upper lip.
But what really got me was I just happened upon the end of this exchange with Dick Morris that you're discussing.
Now, I have no respect for Morris whatever. But what was really odd was that Morris was evidently just whamming on Clinton's failures in foreign policy, and relating them to 9/11 — and Greta was defending Clinton! Something she said got him so angry that he was literally shaking. She ended up with this pathetic, "Well, you have the last word, but let's remember he almost killed bin Laden twice." It was so lame I almost felt sorry for her.
Almost.
Dan
Actually, the entire exchange gave me some reason to let a little respect for Morris grow in my heart. I have never liked him and think he is just a soulless automaton, who doesn't understand why people think as they do, he just wants to know what, so he can poll and then follow the results. Perhaps something about 9/11 fundamentally changed him and I certainly hope so. He was so incredibly angry, I was startled. Now it could be it was just an ego thing, as in I was there and I am important, or perhaps he was actually coming under some sense of guilt for the lack of action on the administrations part. Who knows, I think his real rage somewhat startled Ms. Greta. When he said, "Ok right 9/11 didn't happen." Greta could only plead, "please don't say that." I didn't even get to the point tho' where I almost felt sorry for her. You are a better man than I!
regards