Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 1 March 2015

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[Alas Babylon!]

The Talk Shows

March 1st, 2015

Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:

FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Gov. Scott Walker, R-Wis.; Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La.

MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Reps. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., and Jan Schakowsky, D-Ill.; retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, a potential Republican presidential candidate in 2016.

FACE THE NATION (CBS): House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio; former Gov. Mike Huckabee, R-Ark.; Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.

THIS WEEK (ABC): Secretary of State John Kerry.

STATE OF THE UNION (CNN): Feinstein; former Gov. Rick Perry, R-Texas; Michael Oren, former Israeli ambassador to the United States.

[bray]

Boehner is actually doing a great job on MTP.

[bray]

Make that Face the Nation. He actually gave good answers.

[patriotspride]

what Wall-@$$ needs, is @$$-kicking session ("what the number, Kenneth?") 😆 like Dan RatherNOT got in an attack in the '80s. ------------------ he would cry " brutality" all day long, but deserves it :):)

[shalom aleichem]

I agree with you re Cruz v Walker, plus that flaw of not being a NBC would be possibly just enough of a percentage point to throw the election in a key state.

Witness the 4-5 point drop in 2000 when Dubya’s OMVI conviction surfaced just prior to election. Mary Matelyn was out there passing razor blades...Dubya’s only friend left in the world.

[CDB]

What a perfect example of the MSM’s clear bias/hypocrisy/deliberate distortion/lies...

[xzins]

Wallace’s show as appalling yesterday...because it reminded me of the 80s Sunday News shows which featured one conservative versus a host and others who were all liberal. It brought back really bad feelings. 2 Washington Post writers, a DEMOCRAT congresswoman, and himself. It was actually far worse than Sam Donaldson and Whasername teaming up on George Will. In one segment he totally skipped James Riley(?), the conservative.

Wallace’s questions came straight from inside the beltway. Everything the liberals were talking about is what Wallace broached. I really sense there isn’t a creative bone in the man’s body. (After all he was selling his wife’s COOKBOOK last week.)

I really need to stop watching it and boosting its ratings. It was awful. And WORSE they got Scot Walker to back down on “does Obama love his country?” Walker ‘walked it back’ to something like ‘anyone who gets involved in this process loves his country.’ Which is patent foolishness. His other answer was better: first of all it’s irrelevant, and 2nd, who the heck should I know.

Does Obama love his country? I’ll be clear since Walker wimped out - “NO. He doesn’t.”

[SoConPubbie]

Does Obama love his country? I’ll be clear since Walker wimped out - “NO. He doesn’t.”

I second that.

Obama hates this country. He hates what it stands for, and he wants to remake it into a Marxist utopia.

[fifedom]

Walker ‘walked it back’ to something like ‘anyone who gets involved in this process loves his country.’ Which is patent foolishness.

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Of course it is foolishness, but the whole “controversy” was ginned up by the left wing media to take the attention away from Hussein’s terrible performance on all fronts.

I think Walker did the right thing. He got on to the main issue, which is that Obama is threatening the existence of the US by his policies.

Look at the threats from runaway spending, an out-of-control administrative state, nuclear armed China, Russia, and Pakistan, and soon Iran threatening us. Yikes.

Teed Cruz nailed it when he said that the next 20 months are the most dangerous in this century. Maybe the Civil War was worse but hard to compare.

[xzins]

I disagree. It was over. He should have said to Chris Wallace: “Irrelevant. Next question.”