Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 2 Mar 2003

Various big media television networks ^ | 2 Mar 2003 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[Alas Babylon!]

The Talk Shows

Sunday, March 2, 2003

Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:

FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Sens. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-DE) and Pat Roberts (R-KS).

FACE THE NATION (CBS): Former Vermont Governer and Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean and retired Gen. Joseph Ralston.

MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-SC); former senator Fred D. Thompson (R-TN); actor Mike Farrell, co-chair of Artists United to Win Without War, and Tom Andrews, director of Win Without War.

THIS WEEK (ABC): French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin and Sen. John W. Warner (R-VA).

LATE EDITION (CNN): Afghan President Hamid Karzai, Sens. Trent Lott (R-MS) and John D. Rockefeller IV (D-WV), former secretary of state Henry A. Kissinger, former national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, Black Entertainment Television CEO Robert Johnson and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel.

[GOPJ]

Mike Farrell represents Hollywood stars -- that's his claim to fame.

Why should I care what a group of narcissistic drug using, drama/music majors feel about foreign policy?

Would Colin Powell please tell the Hollywood starts how to set up sound equipment. Or tell them where to stand on stage? Maybe Bush can tell some Hollywood Star where to pause in a soliloquy...

[Miss Marple]

It is SO low, that I am convinced it comes from Bill Clinton.

[FoxGirl]

Bush's faith --his is the talking point for the week, I believe.

I think you're right. Just noticed one of Drudge's links. "Bush and God", by Newsweek's Fineman. (March 10 issue)

[Carolinamom]

Clinton is the epicenter of their beliefs I have no doubt. To add up the burdens this man and his wife have added to President Bush's heroic efforts to lead and protect all of us would be an endless list. Goodness WILL triumph I am convinced, but the road is long...made even longer with the help of their sycophants.

[duckln]

BUMP

Roberts was very good

[7 x 77]

Why should I care what a group of narcissistic drug using, drama/music majors feel about foreign policy?

spouse-abandoning, children neglecting . . .

[Wait4Truth]

It is amazing. The media is now reduced to going after the President on his body language and his faith in God. Actually, those are two of the things that I like best about him!

As far as Snow goes, he and Fox News Channel are annoying me a lot. Lately, I haven't seen much difference between them and CNN.

[duckln]

I don't remember anybody asking Bill Clinton how long he'd be in Kosovo

Clinton went into Kosovo to help the mujihadeen(?) in the 'ethnic cleansing' of the Balkans. I get a little neuseated when I hear Kosovo and Iraq linked.

[OldFriend]

He did promise to be out of Bosnia by Christmas........of course, that was about 8 years ago and they're still there.

[LenS]

Didn't he quit the MASH series in a huff? Seems I vaguely remember there was some jealousy over Alda getting the major play.

No. Mike Farrell's character B.J. Honeycutt replaced Wayne Rogers character Trapper John in 1975. He was on the series from then until the end of the series in 1983. It was Mr. Rogers (*g*) who couldn't handle second billing to Alan Alda.

Actually, Mike Farrell has been very visible on TV in recent years. He's been starring on NBC's Friday night show Providence as the veteranarian father, Dr. James Hansen, from 1999 till it's recent ending a little while back. The show had very good ratings for a few years.

All that being said, he's a typical Hollywood moron.

[marajade]

Well he promised to be faithful to Hillary when he married her too... But hey, he does carry that bible well under his arm though doesn't he...

[Dan(9698)]

>>>...ten high-school level questions on 20th century history.

If the quertions were from 20 or 30 year old textbooks.

New text books are PC, so they probably would do fine.

[altura]

Thanx! I got them mixed up?!?

I didn't know he'd done anything lately since I've never watched Providence.

I guess he's out of work now though, so maybe that's why he has all this free time.

[GOPJ]

Good one:

Why should I care what a group of narcissistic drug using, drama/music majors feel about foreign policy? spouse-abandoning, children neglecting . . .

[GOPJ]

Good one:

Why should I care what a group of narcissistic drug using, drama/music majors feel about foreign policy? spouse-abandoning, children neglecting . . .

[cksharks]

Wrong again! MacCainaniac but very anti abortion.

[holden]

"Farrel actually said we do not need Saddams cooperation for inspections to work."

Well, there is a sense in which that's true: even without Saddam's cooperation, our military folk and US inspectors will find those weapons after Saddam's regime is gone.

Count on it!

HF

[cksharks]

You have been here long enough to know how it was freepers that really got FNN going to start with. We even had seminars on how to get FNN when the cable people and certain satellites would not cary them. I actually paid $25 for a seperate channel just to get FNN.It was one of the FReepers that posted how to obtain this channel. Alot of people still could not get FNN and would log into the net feed,which was very hard for the slower modems. I think Britt remembers and Sir Tony has forgotten.I saw posted somewhere that we acounted for about 60,000k of their viewers at he time.Check out Nielson ratings at the time.

[LenS]

That's true. Most TV actors are very busy right now filming the final episodes for May Sweeps.

[holden]

It's "Vandenheuvel," meaning "from the hill," but I think it should be written, "van dung heuvel."

HF