The Daily Talk Show Thread

TV, Radio and the Internet | Various Freeper cooments and observations

[McGruff]

It was a nice compliment the Imus gave Brit Hume saying that he was the best person to moderate the debate.

It's interesting the discussion about Howard Stern (who I don't care for) going to Series Satellite radio. Imus said satellite radio could be to regular radio like FM was to AM or Cable TV was to regular broadcast TV. Maybe he's thinking in that direction. He sure doesn't like the studio his show is simulcast from.

[leadpenny]

Yeah, I've never been a Stern fan either, but this jump to Satelitte radio sounds like a big deal. Twenty five years from now, grandparents will be telling their grandchildren how they used to pick up their favorite baseball game from a distant clear-channel AM station via the "skip" late at night.

[StarFan]

Missed Russert and wonder if he 'corrected' the record to dispute the way Williams/Matthews have taken Cheney's comments on MTP out of context. They all work for NBC yet with Russert's cracker jack researchers, I find it troubling that no on bothered to look at the full transcript to correct the record. Had they, they would clearly have heard Cheney respond NO when Tim asked if Cheney felt 9/11 and Saddam were connected.

[meema]

That hotlink for radio talk show streaming doesn't work for me...do you have an update for it?

Thank you for pinging me to the daily talk show thread. Though I rarely post, I always check (since I got my laptop/notebook for up here in our 'smoking lounge' screen porch) in July.

I heard doug from upland and John O'Neil yesterday on Michael Medved, too. Stand-in host Peter something.

[McGruff]

Missed Russert and wonder if he 'corrected' the record to dispute the way Williams/Matthews have taken Cheney's comments on MTP out of context...

I missed Russert's interview, but boy are you right about this taking Cheney's statement out of context. He was clearly referring to not seeing The Breck Girl on the senate floor which is true.

I would expect this sort of behavior out of Dan Rather, but nobody I know has called Russert on these cheap shot tactics.

[McGruff]

Here's my list of Talk Radio Stations that stream on the net. I usually listen to WTNT for Imus, and Laura Ingraham.

John Thune coming up on Laura Ingraham's radio show.

[doug from upland]

If you are asking about the Medved show, the website for streaming is K R L A

[McGruff]

A MSNBC reporter on Imus's radio show said that Martha snuck into her new home around 6:15 AM this morning.

[McGruff]

Laura has been going over this story.

Computer disc found in Iraq contained details on schools in six states, including Georgia

She was all over that Russian School hostage crisis when it happened.

[meema]

Thanks for the updated list-I bookmarked it!

C-span is great for all their links. I always check out Washington Journal. I tape Imus so I can buzz through it to get past commercials, etc. Listen to Rush live on WLS Chgoland. KRLA streaming for Michael Medved (Bennett, Hewitt, Praeger, also archived).

Laura says she is going to talk to Pat B. in a little while. Caught her talking to Thune-hope he wins!
Monica Crawley(sp?) streams?!? Great!

Do G.G.Liddy, Ollie and Michael Reagan stream?

Thanks agaiin for all your help, McGruff!

[McGruff]

G. Gordon Liddy is on WTNT right after Laura.

Ollie isn't on radio anymore as far as I know. He's said he's very happy doing War Stories for FNC.

Michael, I don't know if he still has his radio show.

Feel free to post anything you hear. Sometimes I'm actually working and not listening.

[McGruff]

Some Rush threads for today.

Should I wait for Rush on Monday or get live post-debate analyses from REPUBLICAN RADIO on Saturday? ^
	Posted by Republican Radio™ On Bloggers & Personal ^ 10/08/2004 12:37:40 PM EDT · 26 replies · 197+ views Republican Radio™ ^ | October 8, 2004 | Republican Radio™ Republican Radio, the top-rated live Saturday talk show heard 1pm Eastern/10am Pacific around the USA and the world on the Universal Talk Network, will give Freepers what they want: expert conservative analysis of Friday's town hall-style debate BEFORE the other talk shows broadcast on Monday. With Republican Radio on Saturday, you will get a sneak peek into the future: Will Hannity re-hash the same debate scorecard on Monday that you'll hear live on Republican Radio this Saturday from Timothy Koegel, author of "The Exceptional Presenter"? Will Rush use on Monday the same one-liners blogger and political humorist Frank J. (http://imao.us)...
Rush is smokin' today! ^
	Posted by fishtank On News/Activism ^ 10/08/2004 12:32:42 PM EDT · 108 replies · 3,447+ views Good prep for the debate tonight! I do hope W takes the gloves off. Cheney opened up the line with some good offense a couple of days ago. Let's roll!

[Springman]

Thanks for the links.

[McGruff]

This is your daily ping for Monday October 11, 2004.

Monday on Imus:

6:29 - DNC spokesman Jonathan Alter
7:29 - Howard Fineman
8:29 - Michael Imperioli

[leadpenny]

At 8:30 on C-SPAN:


Call-In
Battleground States: Wisconsin and Iowa
C-SPAN, Washington Journal
Washington, District of Columbia (United States)
ID: 183885 - 3 - 10/11/2004 - 1:30 - No Sale



Henderson, Kay, News Director, Radio Iowa
Ferree, Don, Project Director, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Survey Center
Buchen, James, Vice President, Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, Government Relations
Rogers, Joel, Founder and Director, Center on Wisconsin Strategy




Reporters, pollsters, and political strategists will discuss the states of Wisconsin and Iowa, which are two of the battlegrounds in this year's presidential election. Guests will join the discussion via telephone or video uplink and responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

Don Ferree, at the University of Wisconsin Survey Center, will talk by telephone about how Wisconsin voters stand on who they will vote for and what their issues are. He is the project director of the "Badger Poll" for which the center regularly interviews voters for both the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and the Madison Capital Times. Mr. Buchen and Mr. Rogers will talk by video uplink from Madison, Wisconsin about what President Bush's and Senator John Kerry's proposals for job creation mean for residents of Wisconsin. The guests will discuss unemployment rates, job creation and quality of those jobs. Ms. Henderson will talk via uplink from Des Moines about the social, economic and political factors that make Iowa a battleground state.

[leadpenny]

This evening at 8:00 PM Eastern:

Interview
Tour of Duty: John Kerry and the Vietnam War
C-SPAN
Washington, District of Columbia (United States)
ID: 183850 - 10/11/2004 - 1:00 - No Sale



Brinkley, Douglas, Director, University of New Orleans, Eisenhower Center




Douglas Brinkley will be interviewed about his book Tour of Duty: John Kerry and the Vietnam War, published by William Morrow. Professor Brinkley will talk about how he came the write the book, the controversy surrounding John Kerry's Vietnam service, Senator Kerry's run for the presidency, and more.

[YaYa123]

How would Kerry know the income of the audience members?, Imus asked. Imus was offended by Kerry's elitist remark. He chewed on Bush for not answering the question about naming 3 mistakes he'd made.

Newsweek's Jonathan Alter says it will be interesting to see if Kerry uses Reeves in the debate on Wed, a dangerous thing to do, Alter says. Jonathan Alter says Edwards and Kerry aren't prepared to mention their mistakes either.

Alter says Kerry appeared with Jesse Jackson yesterday, because it's all about base turn-out now, same thing Bush did in the debate, with his base.

Imus said Bush will win because whether you agree with him or not, you know where he stands, and you can't even understand Kerry's position. Alter doesn't know who will win, but Kerry is getting more successful at making Bush's record the issue, as it should be. Better late than never, says Alter. ''

Howard Fineman agrees with Imus that Edwards was lame yesterday on MTP. Imus says, "And don't claim you're an enviromentalist and own a $500,000 gas guzzling boat like Kerry has, whizzing by my house!!

Democrats tell Fineman privately, Kerry blew it on Friday, by not hitting Bush on jobs and the economy. Fineman said Kerry doesn't have any big ideas, he just keeps talking about bringing people to the table. Kerry's interview in Sunday Times wasn't helpful, because he compared terrorism to the gambling.

Imus says Diedera thinks Bush is much easier to understand than Kerry. Fineman says Bush's best moment came when he said, "I've made unpopular decisions". Fineman says Kerry's worst moments were on social issues. and when Bush said he couldn't even decipher Kerry's answer on abortion, most people at home watching probably were thinking the same thing, said Fineman.

MSNBC just read Kerry's entire long, too long, and drawn out statement on Reeve's death. "Teresa and I blah blah blah blah blah blah...."

[leadpenny]

Imus was offended by Kerry's elitist remark.

My gut felt the same way when Kerry made his remark Friday night.

As always, good recap. I missed most of Alter and Fineman this morning.

[McGruff]

Thanks for the report. Was in Alter that said Kerry looking into the camera and saying he wouldn't raise taxes was a "No New Taxes" moment.

I was disappointed that Bernie said first thing this morning that the debate was a tie. Bush clearly won Friday night. Sometimes I think Bernie is hoping for a Bush loss to vindicate his anti-Iraq war stance.

[Springman]

The only thing I heard today on Rush was about Kerry and "The Reverend Jackson" going to a black church on Sunday.

Brother Jackson was trying to say Gay Marriage isn't the issue to worry about, housing, health care... And I thought this might be a issue to worry about.

Then I get home and guess what, on the MI state board, HHL has the backing and support of the Black Ministers of Detroit and the Chairman of the National Religious Broadcasters in her race against Carolyn Cheeks Kipatrict Dem. from Detroit, AKA she who has stolen Trafacants hair piece.

Gay marriage might be wedge issue we need to break the Rats hold of my Dad's neighbors.