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Week in Review: O'Reilly, Lindsay Lohan, Iraq and Gonzales
Posted Jul 29th 2007 11:54PM by Cenk Uygur
Filed under: Iraq, Politics, Young Turks, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Alberto Gonzales, Military, Video, Bill O'Reilly, Harry Reid
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Mo Rocca appears on a bunch of shows, including CBS News Sunday Morning (with the indescribably wonderful Charles Osgood), The Tonight Show on NBC, and NPR's Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! He's a sometime judge on Iron Chef and was featured on Telemundo's Amore Descarado. Last year he starred on Broadway in the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. His expose "All the President's Pets" was published by Crown in 2004.
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1. Week In Review: Loony Leftists Step Up Pointless Campaign To Censor Fox News For Not Toeing The Leftist Line.
Like their Socialist and Communist cousins around the world a group of leftist kooks led by MoveOn.org and DailyKos.com are going after Fox News advertisers claiming Fox News isn't fair in it's coverage and doesn't tell the viewer. Of course the first thing that springs to mind is the fact that NBC, CNN, New York Times, almost all of the mainstream media is utterly over the top leftist but doesn't tell the viewer/reader. MoveOn and DailyKos have no problem with them though, it's only the one cable news channel that doesn't toe their loony leftist line that they want to censor. Is anyone surprised? No? I didn't think so.
The great thing is watching these nuts gain absolutely no traction in their goofy campaign. Fox News is number one by a huge margin for a reason, they are fair and people are tired of having leftist ideology shoved down their throats. Advertisers are not going to pull advertising from a company with the viewership of Fox News. The only thing these loons will accomplish is to get Fox News more viewers and more advertiseing dollars.
Robert Byngham at 7:45AM on Jul 30th 2007
2. Fox has never been known for news.
There network rating is high but it is watched for the same reason kids watch the Simpsons.
It's ENTERTAINMENT...
john at 10:26AM on Jul 30th 2007
3. Watched your blog then went to FoxNews.com to read the real news like I do everyday....Best news website.. covers US news, World News, Politics, Business, Health, Science, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Weather, etc...
ANA at 1:01PM on Jul 31st 2007
4. FOX is certainly skewed more toward the right, and their claim of "fair & balanced" is often represented by a weaker whimpier "lefty." However, one must acknowledge that there IS representation of both sides. On other media outlets, there is often no representation, and news is presented with frequent "editorial" interjections...which is un acceptable. News is not "news" when the announcer interjects sarcasm and judgemental comments( (such as how awful the president is) throughout. The the "other guys" (non FOX outlets) should more fairly represent mainstream & conservative points of view and they will enjoy better ratings. It's not that complicated. All FOX viewers can't be wrong or stupid. The left needs to acknowledge that there are people in the coutry who are not left OR hard-core right...and we vote too. People don't want to feel disrespected for their views (in terms of religion or politics).
Tim A. at 11:17PM on Jul 30th 2007