[jimbo123]

[shove_it]

Gregory and Krissy Matthews ought to do a dumbass contest on Jeopardy just for yucks.

[LostInBayport]

Good luck, doc.

[Praxeologue]

This would be satire, in a sane world.

[sickoflibs]

I am amazed that anyone still watches that old fossil Bob Schieffer on CBS Face the Nation.

Whose his audience?

[AD from SpringBay]

Perhaps a reporter with just a smidgeon of objectivity?

[Slyfox]

Gregory missed the meeting where they were teaching all the komrades how to act like a conservative to fool the opposition.

[SkyDancer]

Good. After the lady from the Boston bombing who was invited on his show asked that Gregory not mention the name of the bombers. Guess what he did? Right out of the gate he mentioned their names and she got up and left crying. He needs more than psychiatric help.

[alice_in_bubbaland]

I would have suggested that years ago.

[trisham]

Tim Russert would do better in his current state.

[Solson]

You don’t need a professional for the world to know he’s a dick. He’s simply a dick.

[Theodore R.]

I thought he was older than 43, and I didn’t know the American people wouldn’t watch him. They still vote as he instructs them to do.

[Milton Miteybad]

Meet The Press has become what happens when you give a living brain donor a current events program.













































By the way...the recipient of David Gregory's brain would like the world to know that he was badly shortchanged in that deal. Said he probably would have done better keeping whatever brains he had to start with.

[tioga]

Headline should read: Liberal need psychological testing to understand why liberalism fails. Worded that way it explains a lot.

[Steve_Seattle]

The story almost reads like satire. Gregory is just not likeable, and I doubt anything can be done about it.

[Alas Babylon!]

As the keeper of the Sunday Morning Talk Show thread for the past 16 years, I can tell you that it is the straight up Liberal, Left-wing bias of Gregory—and all the other hosts, including Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday, that stretches (heh, heh, Stretch*) their credibility. It has never been so apparent since Obama started his run for the presidency and his eventual election. The media has refused to investigate things about Obama they certainly would have had he been a white Republican, and continues to look the other way on each and every scandal.

For example, take Susan Rice coming on all of the Sunday shows right after Benghazi to insist the attack was a spontaneous uprising due to an obscure American Youtube video that supposedly defamed Islam. She was very insistent; we all watched it.

Yet just a year or so later, she was invited back without any reprimand or even focusing on that lie for at least some of her interview. Image, just for a moment, if it was Condoleezza Rice instead of Susan Rice. Gregory would have pitched a fit.

And for anyone that says Russert was fair minded... Well, maybe compared to Gregory, but he was anything but fair to conservatives. We used to joke about Russert’s body language. When interviewing Republicans Russert would actually scowl, lean forward, tensely gripping the interview notes with both hands. When interviewing a democrat, Russert would smile, lean back, and spread his arms wide.

Gregory and NBC, going back decades, are the propaganda organ of the DNC. MSNBC just infects them more and quicker.





* George W. Bush's nickname for Gregory.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Meghan piñata.

[MinuteGal]

NBC News has issued a statement: "Last year, Meet the Press brought in a brand consultant - not, as reported, a psychological one - to better understand how its anchor. connects. This is certainly not unusual for any television program especially one that's driven so heavily by one person."

(Source: NBC News)

Leni

[MeshugeMikey]

[Tijeras_Slim]

He called into Imus (yeah, I know... I know...)a couple years back from somewhere overseas, and I swear he was stoned.

[justiceseeker93]

NBC’s “Meet the Press” has fallen to such ratings lows that network brass ordered psychological research of the host David Gregory and his family, in a bid to make him more likable.

Why spend all that time and money with the psychological study? Instead just fire him. Isn't that the norm in TV or radio when a host's ratings are lousy?

I suppose Mark Levin is pretty much on target when he calls the show "Meet the Depressed."