Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 12 June 2005

Various big media television networks ^ | 12 June 2005 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[Alas Babylon!]

The Talk Shows

Sunday, June 12th, 2005

Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:

FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif.; Tom Malinowski, Washington director of Human Rights Watch; historian David McCullough.

MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., and Rep. Curt Weldon, R-Pa.

FACE THE NATION (CBS): Sens. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., and Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.

THIS WEEK (ABC): Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., LendingTree.com chief executive officer Anthony Hsieh and personal finance adviser Suze Orman; Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C.; actor Brad Pitt.

LATE EDITION (CNN) : Sens. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., and Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.; Imad Moustapha, Syrian ambassador to the U.S.; former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and former Defense Secretary William Cohen; Lee Hamilton and John Lehman of the 9/11 Public Discourse Project.

[snugs]

Ah but the intellectual left do not come across normal everyday people to know that.

[Just A Nobody]

The comments on this thread are fantastic. MUCH better than listening to Plugs Bidet or Leaky Leahy. Or Bonny Fwank.

Aaamen!!!

[OldFriend]

Me too, that's my fave!

Have some in the fridge right now!

[ananda]

I would like to see President Bush give a nationwide speech, updating the War on Terror, its goals, the Iraq front, what lies ahead, our detention policy.
He does that .. he has been giving speeches about the WOT and different issues during the week .. for the last several weeks .. FNC has aired them"

It's interesting -I don't know whether the person who is frustrated with the President is a liberal or not. I'm certainly not but I am frustrated. What I find interesting is that I have not have time to be on this site lately. I also don't have much access to Fox (not cable here and I'm off the treadmill for a while, which gave me access to Brit Hume). So, my news has been mostly radio. So, I will make it my diligent duty to reconsider my recently formed views about Pres. Bush -as a Pres. I really love the man. Thanks for showing the other side.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

FINALLY, a news show , got Foxnews on.

Mention of Gitmo and the Brookings Street Memo.

[snugs]

What brand I Bellevue

[anita]

To all who say Tony Blair is eloquent, Bush is not, read this - While other world leaders stumble, Bush gains clout in World stage

[badgerbengal]

Before Rush, the Internet, and Fox news, the message from the right was practically never heard. now that the conservative message is finally being heard the electorate is generally moving to the right which I feel bides well for the future

[kabar]

The only ones that do are those that who wish it to be true and do not, as the rest of us do, listen to what the president actually says and does. Some people cannot decide for themselves but depend on others to tell them what to think. It is a decidedly left wing trait.

The MSM used to be able to control public opinion. Those days are over. We have too many sources of information and can catch the Rathers, Jennings, Jason Blairs, etc., in their lies and blatant political agenda.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Listening to Duncan Hunter reciting the menu at Gitmo, sounds like top cuisine at a Hyatt hotel!

[CDB]

We DON'T forget.

On Saturday morning, I usually meet a buddy for coffee, and this week we brought his son, who is just out of college, and a member of the "digital generation." Like so many young members of his generation, computers are similar to the TVs of my generation--or the radios of my dad's generation.

I asked him what he thought the "future" sources of information would look like. The first thing he said was that the printed newspaper would go the way of the dinosaurs. Everyone would INSTANTLY have access to EVERYTHING a "public figure" ever said or did. Gone are the days when "public figures" such as Senator Depends, can hide behind the fallacy that no one will remember what they said or did in the past.

[Morgan in Denver]

Me too, and laughed my Democrat off. The liberal then made statesments showing how out of touch with reality he is.

[Dave S]

The prisoners there are NOT covered by the Geneva Convention. Treating them as such or as criminals in the courts will be disastrous.

If they want to shut down Gitmo, then the only logical option is summarily execute all captives on the battlefield. You cant send them home to fight again. Cant even just slice off their trigger fingers prior to release because they will just strap on a bomb and blow themselves and anyone near them up.

Keep the top level captives on ships at sea and execute the remainder.

[snugs]

Blair is spin Bush is not that is the main difference I much prefer to hear President Bush than Tony Blair

[Mo1]

I haven't seen or read a word about Rita since she left FOX

She left FNC ???

Wow .. where have I been to miss that news

[Carolinamom]

Loads of thanks for that factual analysis....TRUTH...from USAToday no less.

[Just A Nobody]

President Bush plays chess not checkers.

I missed that comment...it's a good one.

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[Semper Paratus]

a cold Iron city

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[Eagles Talon IV]

When someone begins spreading doom and gloom right out of the gate as a poster, red flags go up. Plus you swallow all the lib media has to say and accept it as gospel, another red flag. Lastly your plaintive wail of "Why can't we have an honest discussion...", sounds suspiciously like "Why can't we all just get along"

I am a 10 year veteran of discussion forums and I know a lib when I see, or rather read one's words.