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ABC's
Terry Moran Pushes Amnesty International's Line that the U.S.
Has Created A "New Gulag of Prisons Around the World." |
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Terry Moran: "Mister President, recently Amnesty International
said you have established quote 'a new gulag of prisons around the world
beyond the reach of the law and decency.' I'd like your reaction to that, and
also your assessment of how it came to this, that that is a view not just held
by extremists and anti-Americans, but by groups that have allied themselves
with the United States government in the past, and what the strategic impact
is, that in many places in the world the United States these days under your
leadership is no longer seen as the good guy?"
--Terry Moran at President Bush's press conference, May 31,
2005 |
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Aaron Brown Says 'No Heroes' in Clinton
Impeachment |
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Aaron Brown: "Accept for a moment this premise. There will
be no winners in the impeachment battle going on, no heroes are going to
emerge from this mess, that when all is said and done, the landscape will be
littered with losers of varying sorts. Ms. Lewinsky, whose life is forever
changed, Ms. Tripp, who will never seem heroic, Judge Starr will be no winner,
and Mr. Clinton will be the biggest loser of all. According to this premise,
the only person even vaguely close to a winner is the First Lady. And what a
heavy price she has paid for that."
--ABC Good Morning America/Sunday anchor Aaron Brown,
November 22, 1998 |
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CBS's Bob Schieffer Endorses Closing U.S. POW
Site at Guantonamo Bay |
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Bob Schieffer: "Columnist Tom Friedman said the prison
ought to be shut down because the stories about it are so inflaming the Arab
world they're making the war on terrorism more dangerous for our American
soldiers to fight. But as I watched the McCain movie, I wondered if the
greater danger is the impact Guantanamo is having on us. Do we want our
children to believe this is how we are? Is this the code of honor we are
passing on to the next generation?"
-- Face the Nation, CBS, May 29, 2005 |
  
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent Portrays
Rep. Tom DeLay as Hero of White Supremacists |
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Detective Alexandra Eames (character): "Looks like the same
shooters. CSU found the slug in a post, matched it to the one that killed
Judge Barton. Maybe we should put out an APB for somebody in a Tom DeLay
T-shirt."
-- Law & Order: Criminal Intent, May 25, 2005 |
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CBS's Gloria Borger Spins Senate Filibuster Deal
as Non-Partisan. |
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Gloria Borger: "Enter the Gang of 14, a collection of
Republicans and Democrats led by maverick John McCain, and ranging from the
liberal Senate elder, Robert C. Byrd, to conservative John Warner. Their
politics are different but they shared one goal: to save the Senate from the
partisanship of interest groups on both the left and the right."
-- CBS Evening News, May 24, 2005 |
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First Lady Laura Bush corrects the negative spin
NBC's Katie Couric puts on U.S. military. |
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Katie Couric: "In your view, is the administration
holding the people who are doing these things and perhaps they are in the
minority as you say, but do you think they're being held sufficiently
accountable?"
Laura Bush: "Yes I do. I mean there's investigations
going on the people are being held accountable and it's not 'perhaps in the
minority.' We know it's very, very few people. A handful of people. We know
that overall our troops are serving with distinction."
-- NBC's Today, May 23 |
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Dan Rather talks about the "magical mystic
kingdom" of CBS News. |
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Tina Brown: "What are the realistic chances that you're
going to be able to do a story that really shakes and rattles the Bush
administration?"
Dan Rather: "Excellent. The Bush administration, the
Democratic leadership or any future Democratic Presidents. CBS News has a
culture, has a history that those of us who work here, it's very real -- that
we see it as a sort of magical mystical kingdom of journalistic knights -- and
I know I can mentally hear people rolling their eyes, that's the way we feel."
-- CNBC's Topic [A] with Tina Brown, May 22, 2005. |
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