[Kay]

Hmmmm. We should ask Joe Farrah's ex-wife and daughters if Joe has any credibility himself.

[Shimmer128]

News is news.

[carmody]

I would love to see journalists exposed. Why are they the only industry free of investigations? Big bad oil companies. Big bad preachers. Big bad politicians. Who is watching the journalists? The tables should be turned. Investigate journalists ethics and actions. Not for a liberal/conservative bias. But for private and public actions. Shouldn't they disclose their stock portfolios? Shouldn't they disclose all of their affiliations?

Every newspaper, every magazine, every TV/Radio journalist should post their resume, affiliations, and financial dealings. Do they hold Halliburton stock? Exxon stock? Maybe it effects their journalism. Shouldn't they be held to the same standard?

Where did they go to school? What clubs did they belong to? What was their religious upbringing? How rich are they? What party do they belong to? What SUV do they drive? Gay or straight? Affairs? Boxers or briefs? Inhale or exhale? Did they ever use drugs in college? Any DUI's in their past? Have they ever uttered the word 'macaca'? We need a clearinghouse for all this information. It's not about liberal or conservative. It's about point of view and hidden agendas. Lay it on the table Mr.& Ms. Journalist.

[AppyPappy]

Farrah's ex-wife and kids were in Syria with Warren??

[Patriotic1]

We should ask Joe Farrah's ex-wife and daughters if Joe has any credibility himself.

And that matters what in terms of this article? The facts stand for themselves - no need to attack the messenger.

[RinaseaofDs]

"Hmmmm. We should ask Joe Farrah's ex-wife and daughters if Joe has any credibility himself."

What does this have to do with the fact that Warren's basically working for Assad AND is on the CFR?

These are both newsworthy to say the least, and appear to be credible on their own merits as news items.