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Rosie Climbs the Grassy Knoll |
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"It is the first time in history that fire has ever melted steel. I do believe
that it defies physics for the World Trade Center Tower Seven, building seven,
which collapsed in on itself — it is impossible for a building to fall the way
it fell without explosives being involved...World Trade Center One and Two got
hit by planes. Seven, miraculously, the first time in history, steel was melted
by fire. It is physically impossible."
-- Rosie, O’Donnell, The View, ABC, March 29, 2007. |
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CNN Anchor
Lauds Liberal Senator’s Attack on GOP Member: ‘Good For Her’ |
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Co-Anchor Brianna
Keiler:
“Wow. All right. That was quite an exchange. And, you know, we
were expecting something from Senator James Inhofe. He is a
critic of global warming. In fact, he once said that global
warming is the greatest hoax ever perpetuated on the American
people. So, certainly, we were expecting something from him.
We thought maybe it might be with him and former Vice
President Al Gore, but it ended up between him and Senator
Barbara Boxer. She really got a stinger in there, I will say.
Co-Anchor Don Lemon: [laughs, then quietly] “Good for her.”
-- Anchors discussing Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) asserting
her authority of Senator James Inhofe (R-OK), CNN Newsroom,
March 21, 2007. |
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MRC’s Graham
Discusses NY Times Reporter Who Paid Source $2,000 |
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““I think once
again it shows you, the ‘New York Times’ discovers these
unpleasant truths about their reporters long after the fact.”
--
MRC’s Tim Graham
on Fox News Live, March 7, 2007. |
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On FNC's
The Big Story, MRC's Rich Noyes Discusses NBC's Liberal
Bias |
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“One of the big
changes is MSNBC, which is NBC’s offspring on cable, has
really taken a huge radical shift to the left to try to sort
of garner viewers on the hard left, they’re the darling of
left wing blogs for the last couple of years. That has seeped
over, began to contaminate the mother ship if you will, NBC
Nightly News, NBC Today, the other programs.”
--
MRC
Research Director Rich Noyes on FNC's The Big Story with
John Gibson, March 1, 2007. |
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MRC's Brent
Bozell on Fox & Friends Discussing The Lost Tomb of
Jesus |
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"The Discovery
Channel calls itself, bills itself, as the number one network
of nonfiction on television today. The only problem being,
this [documentary] is fiction. There is nothing accurate about
this piece of nonsense that's going on the air. As a matter of
fact, it is not -- it's being denounced not just by all manner
of religious scholars, but the scientific community has
denounced this. Even the people who participated in this have
denounced this. When you get the man who oversaw the actual
dig in 1980 calling it nonsense, calling it sheer
impossibility, when you've got the curator of the Rockefeller
Museum, who worked on the numbering of these ossuaries, saying
that your guest, who is coming on next, is pimping to get
attention. That it is, again, absolute nonsense, and that he's
giving a bad name to archaeology."
-- MRC President Brent Bozell on Fox & Friends March 1,
discussing James Cameron's "documentary" alleging the
discovery of Jesus' burial site. |
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