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Bret Baier was a guest on one of the libtard shows, and the lib host acknowledged that Baier is the best, not only on FOX, which he tried to make a joke of (kind of like saying a team is the best in the belch), but then the libtard got serious and said with sincerity that Baier is the best in the business, period. I agree.Originally Posted by mikedog
I also like Chris Wallace.
CNN cancels John King's show...
June 13, 2012, 11:43 amCNN Is Ending John King’s Political Show
By BRIAN STELTER12:11 p.m. | Updated The ailing cable news channel CNN on Wednesday abruptly ended “John King, USA,” its 6 p.m. political news program.
The program will be replaced at the end of the month by “The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer,” which will expand from two hours long to three hours. Mr. Blitzer’s program currently precedes Mr. King’s, beginning at 4 p.m.
http://mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.co...er=rss&emc=rss
John King > the Wolf
Jordan Mills on choosing Tech:
“It’s a great experience seeing them play. It was a good atmosphere. The fans stood up the whole game and never sat down. They have a great fan base.”
Wolf Blitzer on Celebrity Jeopardy from September 2009. This is not photoshopped. This actually happened.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kdF5SAy4CM
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcWs-MFOQWQ
Another reason the liberal cable news networks are in trouble. They think that not reporting the news will make it go away. Plus they believe the American people, or at least their liberal base, are dumber than dirt (true).
NBC reports on 'Fast and Furious' -- more than a year after scandal breaks!
John King was too dry to be anything more than a segment reporter. Otherwide, he did an okay job.
There is no way people will sit through 3 hours of Blitzer. He's going to get burned out pretty quick or rely too much on guest.
I must say that I'm enjoying Candy Crowley's show here lately (CNN). She took Axelrod to task on the jobs' numbers, and just roasted a democrapic congressman on his "party line" re: obummer care. Whoa! For their sake, I hope CNN can pick up some additional viewership from the middle. Cuz they are quickly alienating themselves from the lefty whackos! No cocktail party invites for you, Candy....
So? As if anyone didn't already know.
You replied before I was finished. The two posts together are what I think is funny in a way. And believe it or not, many folks are oblivious to that other fact. Not that I care.
In other breaking news, Al Sharpton reveals that he is black.
Which fact?
People have known for years that Anderson Cooper was gay. I guess it only made news because he absolutely confirmed it, on the record.
Ignore TT on that. Since homosexuality is such an abomination to him, he thinks it is why CNN is losing ratings, ignoring all the other things homosexuals are involved in that haven't crashed. So I guess also ignore that "not that I care" part.
Also, he's ignoring the purpose of the article and that it had almost nothing to do with CNN.
I assumed that was what Tyler was implying, but I was seeking clarification--didn't want to assume. In my recent experience on the board, some have become so polarized (not referring to you or Tyler) that civility is completely abandoned. Personally, I don't feel the need to go "there." I enjoy knowing others' views, especially when they are different. Makes life interesting.
Look, both were articles on CNN and I thought the two articles, posted on Drudge I believe, were kind of funny being one under the other. :icon_wink:
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