Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 16 Feb 2003

Various big media television networks ^ | 16 Feb 03 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[Alas Babylon!]

The Talk Shows

Sunday, February 16, 2003

Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:

FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): National security adviser Condoleezza Rice and Sen. John McCain (R-AZ).

FACE THE NATION (CBS): Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge and Sen. John McCain.

MEET THE PRESS (NBC): National security adviser Condoleezza Rice and Wesley Clark, former supreme commander of NATO.

THIS WEEK (ABC): Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge and Ambassadors Jean-David Levitte of France and Christopher Meyer of Britain.

LATE EDITION (CNN): Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge, Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger of Germany; Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA); Mayors Willie Brown of San Francisco, Manny Diaz of Miami and Martin O'Malley of Baltimore; former CIA director R. James Woolsey, former secretary of state Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Ambassadors Jean-David Levitte and Christopher Meyer.

[prairiebreeze]

That's what's so scarey, the peaceniks don't realize how greatly they are being duped! Scarey to watch humans be so stupid. Like little chicks who will run away from the heat lamp if it gets to hot and pile up on top of each other in a corner of the coop and crush each other.

Prairie

[Bluntpoint]

I like "hot" chicks.

[Wait4Truth]

Brit: "We have France unable to lead, follow, or get out of the way."

Brit Hume is the best anchor on television, bar none. I admire him so very much. He cuts through the crap with a razor, just as Bush, Powell and Condi do.

[section9]

Condi basically saying that Frog-Hun axis is giving aid and comfort to Saddam. Saying that Weasels are actually reducing pressure on Saddam.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[maica]

" I lost all respect for him during Kosovo." (Wesley Clark)

Ditto! The man was a shill for Bubba, and the campaign they waged over Kosovo was despicable.

[Carolinamom]

Russert doesn't come on here until 11am. I need another dose of Condi. Russert continually reveals his partianship.

Brit really enunciated it well today when he said we don't need "a piece of paper" to give us permission to take out Hussein.

[prairiebreeze]

Haaaaa! We used to raise chickens on the farm. I know of what I speak :^)

Prairie

[section9]

Wesley Clark is a monumental ass. This bootlicker came up with the laughable Kosovo Air War, which nearly deteriorated into an invasion of Serbia.

He has no credibility in my eyes.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[Peach]

Let's hope the left steps down on any plans they have for civil disobedience once we start on Iraq. The administration needs to talk more forcefully about the human rights violations in regard to Iraq, although I don't believe the appeasers will listen or care.

[section9]

I do not worry about the Broken Windows at Starbucks crowd. They are a decided minority. Best to let them show their true, anarcho-Communist faces.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[prairiebreeze]

* although I don't believe the appeasers will listen or care.*

It's the not caring part that is so telling, don't you think?? hypocrites

Prairie

[Peach]

Yes, I was disappointed Russert didn't ask any hard questions of Clark, but you'll enjoy listening to Condi. Regards from South Carolina

[StriperSniper]

Let's hope the left steps down on any plans they have for civil disobedience once we start on Iraq.

Ignore them, if they get in the way, after this winter there are plenty of trucks around with snowplows to move them. ;-)

[chiller]

Another motive of Chirac, (besides hiding his complicity with Saddam) is to minimilize Blair and the U.K.'s dominance in the EU. His actions with the UN put Blair on the spot with his homeys, and maybe even get him removed from office. More influence for France.

Mark Steyn explains it in his post on FR today (Chicago Sun Times)

[Wait4Truth]

Peach, I agree. I don't think anyone or anything will change the minds of the demonstrators or their commie leaders. This has been orchestrated by the anti-Americans around the world. This is just my opinion, but I would say this is more of an anti-Bush campaign more than anything else. It is also my opinion that the clintons are behind much of this. I will never forget how as soon as he was out of office, clinton immediately embarked upon a world tour filled with behind closed door meetings with world leaders. I think he is working behind the scenes to take Bush down. He is the scum of the earth and I pray that I am alive to see his downfall, as well as the downfall of his wife. God bless America and our President.

[A Citizen Reporter]

Plow them right down to Gitmo, where they can "sympathize" in person.

[engrpat]

I wouldn't put to much stock in what McPain says. If memory serves he is up for re-election next year and is looking at having to run in the primary to reclaim his right to run in the general election. He knows there are a lot of Arizona voters who would love to see him go down in flames. He is running for re-election.

[prairiebreeze]

Yes, and I also think that another part of their "agenda" is to set it up so that the US "appears" to be going at it unilaterally. So stirs up more anti-US stink.

Of course, we AREN'T unilateral having 30+ countries in support but that is a conveniently ignored pesky detail

prairie

[StriperSniper]

Plow them right down to Gitmo,

No time for that, got a foot coming tonight. ;-)

[Wait4Truth]

I agree with everything you said. Steyn speaks the truth, IMO. President Bush will do all he can to keep Blair afloat. Chirac is a real slimeball. I can't stand the stupid grin on his face anymore. President Bush is not going to let the U.N. dictate what we do. Our troops are not yet fully in place - I heard we need another 3 weeks to be fully ready. The President will play the U.N. games for now but when the time is up, it will be up. Period.