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Brent Bozell on FNC |
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Brent Bozell: “Well, I think, I think for starters Fox
ought to take a bow on this. If he is suggesting that Fox
doesn’t subscribe to Howard Dean’s left wing agenda, where he
sees socialist France as some kind of a utopia, then so be it.
This is cheap shots that are being taken at Fox and, by the
way, he’s not the only one. Barney Frank has taken shots at
Fox. Bill Clinton went after Chris Wallace in what I think was
a disgraceful manner. They're doing that because Fox has
broken from the pack. Fox is not behaving like all the other
networks, kowtowing to the left. Fox is being, I think, very
fair, very even-handed on both sides, and the left just can’t
stand that especially when they look at the ratings and they
see that their friends are at the bottom and Fox is on top.”
Martha MacCallum: “So Brent, tell me, what you think about
why that same line of, of attack, if you will, hasn’t been
turned against some in the mainstream media by conservatives?
I mean, why is there is a hesitancy on the part of
conservatives, maybe, to point the finger in this kind of very
public way, at the other, at the other folks?”
Bozell: “You know Martha, that is an excellent point. And
I say it’s an excellent point, because it’s one I ‘ve been
making for years. In fact, I believe conservatives ought to do
that. In fact, I believe that when somebody is interviewed on
a network and a, and a network anchor says something that is
either inaccurate or distorted or just a flat out untruth,
then, then I think it ‘s incumbent on the Republican or the
conservative to challenge the anchor. For far too long they
haven’t done so.”
-- MRC President
Brent Bozell, FNC, Nov. 30, 2006 |
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MRC/NB's Clay Waters on
FNC's Your World with Neil Cavuto Wednesday |
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Clay Waters: “Fascinating timing, isn't it? I'm not
sure what we can say about this, this story. To be honest, I
read the story, I wasn’t sure if this was a Bush instigated
leak or a hostile leak. But given the Maliki cancellation, I
would have to think about the latter.”
Neil Cavuto: “So you think that the delay today might have
been linked at least to the release of this?”
Waters: “I do believe so. It is just too convenient and
too, too much to be a coincidence. And this isn't the only
time the Times has done these interestingly timed leaks. You
remember the, of course, the intelligence memo leaks, the NSA,
what the Times insisted on calling domestic
surveillance. And also, even more egregious, perhaps, the
SWIFT, the international banking transaction where basically
the Times released this classified information that
basically hurt a successful terrorist program at the time they
self admitted.”
-- Clay Waters, FNC, Your World with Neil Cavuto,
Nov 29, 2006 |
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Couric Cues Up Murtha:
'Did You Feel Vindicated Last Tuesday?' |
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Couric: "There
was hell to pay, though, Congressman, for what you said. You
were called a 'defeatocrat,' a 'liberal turncoat.' Senator
John McCain said you had become too emotional, the Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff said your comments were damaging to
troop morale. Did you feel vindicated last Tuesday?"
Murtha: "Oh, I certainly did feel vindicated. I felt
vindicated because I saw the difference between when I first
spoke out and most of the American public disagreed with my
position, to the vote itself which showed that most public
agrees we have to do something, we have to change the
direction of this country, we have to reduce the spending, we
have to change our priorities in this country. And I think the
President is going to recognize that, and we're ready to work
with him."
-- Katie Couric, CBS Evening News, CBS, November 13 |
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Bozell Blasts Biased Media
Coverage: National Press Is 'A Laughingstock' |
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“And then they [the
Republicans] had the problem with the national press. I will
say this unequivocally: In 25 years of looking at the national
media, I have never in my life seen a more one-sided,
distorted, vicious presentation of news and non-news by the
national press. The national press ought to be collectively
ashamed of itself. They might as well take out membership in
the Democratic national party, they were simply microphones
for the party. They need to be ashamed of themselves for what
they did.
“They are a laughingstock when it comes to the idea of
objective journalism. They distorted the record time and
again. A simple example: When gas prices went to near historic
highs, the media couldn’t stop talking about what disastrous
results Republican party policies were having. When gas prices
plummeted, did the media give the Republican party any credit,
or this administration? None whatsover. Instead, they advanced
Lyndon LaRouche conspiracy theories about how Republicans were
manipulating gas prices in order to get elected. Shame on the
national press.”
-- MRC President Brent Bozell, Conservatives in
Post-Election 2006, C-SPAN,
November 8 |
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Democrats Take House and
Senate? Matthews: 'That'll Be Fantastic' |
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Chuck Todd,
National Journal: "I'm still believing, and I think our
line here is about 25 or 30 House seats. If it gets over 25 or
30 House seats, you're going to see six Senate seats. I don't
think you're going to see four Senate seats and 30 House seats
for the Democrats."
Chris Matthews: "Well, that'll be fantastic news. It'll
be huge news, I should say, because if that happens, then we
have a government run by the Democrats and executive branch
run by the Republicans, President George W. Bush, having to
actually negotiate every aspect of national policy, including
the war in Iraq, right Chuck?"
-- MSNBC's November 7 election night coverage |
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Olbermann Slams MRC's
Bozell for Criticizing the MSNBC Host's Anti-Bush Diatribe |
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"Time for Countdown's latest list of nominees
for Worst Person in the World: The bronze to funny man Brent
Bozell, self-appointed President of the self-created Media
Research Council [sic], responding to my Special Comment last
night with a press release headlined, 'MSNBC's Keith Olbermann
Preaches Hate Speech.' He offers himself up for interviews
about me, to which I say, Brent, thank you, keep talking me
up, mention 8pm Eastern if you can. Seriously, this is the guy
who wrote the Willie Horton ad and in the press release he
calls me a 'brown shirt.' And he thinks other people are
preaching hate speech. Buy this man a mirror!"
-- Keith
Olbermann, Countdown, MSNBC, November 2, 2006 |
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