Fox News Has Best Looking Women

Ah I forgot about the view and shows like that

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Elizabeth Hasselbeck was on The View. I think she was a contestant on Survivor: Australian Outback. She said that she was often challenged on that show. She enjoyed it but she left after her many on-air blowouts with Rosie O'Donnell.

 

Traditional news is leftish news, so it makes sense.

At your last line...ever watched MSNBC? Half of their commentators are fired or failing. Both sides are too extreme, IMO.

 

Well damn

 

Fired or failing at what? Please, give us examples. Traditional news is bullshit, it only because it's light weight and corperatly controlled.

That leftist bent you're picking up on in the news is called reality.

 

Love ya Bliss, but the only 'extreme' voice on MSNBC after Keith Olbermann left is Ed Schultz.


The rest of them you can fact check everything that comes out of their mouth, and if they're wrong they apologize on air for the mistake.

There's no comparison between the commentary shows on MSNBC in the evenings and Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly, etc.

If MSNBC was the only liberal news outlet on cable TV like Fox News is for the right, they'd have similar ratings too.

 

Exactly. A lot of righties think that because Faux news doesn't apologies for getting things wrong because they don't get anything wrong. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Although, I will say Sheppard Smith seems to be a pretty good journalist.

 

I recall when Joe Scarbororrough said in one show "The 1st Amendment in the U.S. Constitution gives everyone the right to be wrong."

Sheppard Smith I would say is a good journalist, as well. Bill O'Reilly, before coming into Fox News was on the show Inside Edition. I liked him on that show. But, now that I recall, he did seem to be like a stuffed shirt on that show. I read in an interview in Playboy, that he enjoys old school soul music. He just doesn't like rap and hip-hop. He and Al Sharpton went to a soul food restaurant once and he enjoyed that. Bill O'Reilly is a puzzle at times.

 

Bill O'Reilly lies and tells such tall tales. Racheal Maddow always gets her facts and admits she is wrong when corrected. Fox News shows always commentators and eye candy. G,Billo may like old school r&b but,his commentaries suck big time.

 

When I was growing up, the news was transparent. I knew nothing of left-wing or right-wing. Conservative or liberal. Back in those days, these people that we saw on the tv news did only one thing; report the news. Sure there were times when the unexpected had occurred on camera. When I was in college, I used to do the tv news from our campus. We had 15 minutes to present the reports as it was planned. I sometimes had good shows and sometimes I had bad shows(something occurrs on the set, too like lighting, the copy you are given, chemistry between co-anchors, etc).

I think extreme is up to personal interpretation. We are often too interested about the question, "What are your thoughts about this, or that?"
That question will always start a conversation. Or a debate.

 

True G. Back in the day there was Huntley and Brinkley,Walter Cronkite,and Howard K. Smith etc. They did streight news and on my hometown of Raleigh at WRAL-TV Jesse Helms got his start in commentary because the owner did not like David Brinkley's liberal views. Conservatives like Joe Pyne,William F. Buckley etc were on syndicated radio or tv. On the former I was too small but remember the later via Public TV.

 

Since we're on the topic of fox......

http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/04/...ton-doing-nothing-spur-hatred-black-community

 

That poor boy. I wonder if his encounters with White policemen in the future would be as "positive"?

 

Everyone gets their wakeup call eventually

That little reminder as to why 'black leaders' continue to exist in this god awful country

 

I would not be surprised if he would not admit it or act like that homie who after the police pulled him over said "Not all White cops are bad."

 

I do remember growing up those point/counterpoint shows. They either came on in the early mornings or late at night(on independent local channels and Public Television, of course.

 

Well, some of his stories do sell, especially about historical figures like Lincoln and Kennedy. One of them(it was about the assassination of Lincoln by John Wilkes Boothe) was even made into a movie with Tom Hanks narrating.

Rachel Maddow. If I could, I'd date her in a New York minute. She is very consistent and honest.

 

Billo's book on Kennedy went stale when he mentioned that event of going to Florida and recorded messages proved he did not. He now has this book on Western legends in which he included a Black gunfighter. I like to know if he would have William Katz the authority on the Black West on that episode? On Maddow,I wished she is straight with no chaser.

 

There were black cowboys, lawmen and outlaws in the old west. I wish Rachel Maddow was bisexual.