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It’s Official:
Rosie O’Donnell to Join ABC’s The View |
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Barbara Walters:
“What's doing?”
Rosie O'Donnell: “I don't know, something about you and
me on the Internet and working?”
Walters: “Oh that, yeah you mean the fact that starting
September you are going to join The View as co-host?”
(audience cheers)
O'Donnell, in mock surprise: “Me? Well thank God
because it was either that or Celebrity Fit Club.”
Walters: “Well, it was a very close call.”
O'Donnell: “Yes, well let me tell you Barbara Walters:
From the bottom of my heart, thank you for asking me. I'd be
honored to do it.”
Walters, with one arm on O'Donnell's shoulder and her hand
on O'Donnell's arm: “We were amazed when she said yes and
we were thrilled. So let me do it now very formally. Ladies
and gentlemen, starting in September, the newest co-host of
The View, and we're so lucky to have her: Miss Rosie
O'Donnell!” (audience applause)
-- Exchange between Barbara Walters and Rosie O’Donnell,
Daytime Emmy Awards, ABC, April 28, 2006. |
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Reporter Tim
Vincent Wears Soviet Hammer and Sickle Shirt, Again |
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Nancy O’Dell:
"Next year, Nicole Kidman will star, alongside Daniel
Craig, in The Visiting, a re-make of sci-fi classic Invasion
of the Body Snatchers. Tim Vincent not only got on the set,
but was an extra, as well. Tim."
Tim Vincent, wearing Soviet totalitarian shirt: "Nancy,
what an addition to my growing film resume: Acting with Nicole
Kidman. My first job on the set: Breaking that news to
Nicole."
-- Nancy O’Dell and Tim Vincent, Access Hollywood, April
17, 2006 |
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Jack Cafferty Wants
Bill Clinton Re-elected to White House |
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Wolf Blitzer:
"Jack, if Bill Clinton could run for President again, would he
be re-elected?"
Jack Cafferty: "Oh, I think he probably would be, in a
heartbeat, don't you? The Democrats have no one. They have a
couple of potential candidates which they seem intent on
keeping out of the public spotlight. I mean, I think the
Governor down in Virginia might be a good guy. They got Barack
Obama in Illinois. But instead, who do you see on TV? You see
Hillary and Chuck Schumer and Ted Kennedy. I, you know,
Clinton would be the answer to a prayer. Not Hillary, her
husband."
Blitzer: "We'll see. We're going to pursue that
question. Thanks very much, Jack."
-- Exchange between Wolf Blitzer and Jack Cafferty, CNN,
The Situation Room, April 11, 2006 |
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MRC CyberAlert on
Meredith Vieira Quoted on Imus in the Morning |
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Tracy Burgess:
"Well we have on the CyberAlert page, Mr. Imus, of the
Media Research Center: Meredith Vieira, who is of course the
replacement for Katie Couric as the new co-host of NBC's Today
show, was marching in an anti-Iraq war protest in August of
2004. Apparently she was attending these protests, a protest
sign featuring a 'W' for George W. Bush with a slash behind
it. She declared the war quote, 'Everything has been built on
lies. Everything! I mean the entire pretext for war.' She
went, when Ann Coulter charged that liberals hate America,
Vieira called that 'stupid.'"
-- Imus in the Morning, simulcast on MSNBC, April 7, 2006 |
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ABC’s Meredith
Vieira Blasts Iraq War as ‘Built on Lies’ |
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Barbara Walters
asserted that part of the rationale for going to war against
Hussein “was the tie, right, between al-Qaeda and Iraq and now
we know that’s not true. And the President continues to say,
and the Vice President, are you not better off -- I think, you
know, since, now that Saddam Hussein is not there? That’s the
defense-”
Meredith Vieira: “Who knows anymore because
everything’s been built on lies. Everything! I mean the entire
pre-text for war.”
-- Exchange between Barbara Walters and Meredith Vieira, ABC,
The View, June 17, 2004. |
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ABC’s Meredith
Vieira Boasts About Marching in Anti-War Protest |
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Meredith Vieira:
"I don't know if you saw the cover of the New York Post, but I
believe this is me right here on the cover [which had a
picture of hundreds of people]. I went to that demonstration
yesterday, not because I'm, you know what, I didn't go
anti-Bush or pro-Kerry, I'm still so upset about this war and
I'm so proud I live in a country where you can protest and it
was really [applause]....I went with my daughter, Lily, and my
husband, Richard. My sons didn't want to protest. They chose
to not go, or even just experience it. I wish they had because
it was peaceful, the New York City police department,
phenomenal. They did such a wonderful job. They had 40,000 of
them out there and the people that demonstrated I would say,
by and large, there were a few probably, I didn't see anybody
that was out of hand at all."
Star Jones: "Aren't you impressed that your kids made
choices? You know, one son decided ideologically he just
disagreed with you, and he didn't want to be there so that
nobody could misinterpret his presence."
Vieira: "Absolutely, and the other one said that as he was
doing Game Boy, so I'm not sure what he really felt. But Lily
went and it was just a really wonderful thing. And there were
a lot pro-Bush folks along the side who were also saying,
giving their two cents, so it was interesting just to
experience."
Barbara Walters: "It was interesting when you mentioned
the war, that here it is, and instead of discussing the Iraq
War that much, we're discussing Vietnam war 35 years later.
Doesn't make any sense."
Vieira replied: "I know, I know."
-- Exchange among Meredith Vieira, Star Jones, and Barbara
Walters, ABC, The View, Aug. 30, 2004. |
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