• NYT Reporter: Hannity could be next to go at Fox News due to "almos

    From bruce2bowser@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Mon Apr 24 04:58:23 2017
    On 4/23/2017, a fucking shit-4-braincell *wage slave* nobody blackshirt, registered sex offender and sodomite lied:
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    On Sat, 22 Apr 2017 16:33:21 -0700 (PDT), bruce2...@gmail.com wrote: >Ubiquitous wrote:
    During today’s Morning Joe discussion of the ouster of Bill O’Reilly >> at Fox News, Joe Scarborough asked, “Do they remake over the entire
    network? Is anybody else in the [Murdoch] family’s crosshairs right
    now?”

    Replied New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters: “I think you have to
    look at somebody like Sean Hannity, and question whether or not his
    almost propaganda-like attitude and programming every night is going
    to be acceptable in the minds of the family, which is clearly trying
    to shift the network in a different direction.”

    Quipped Scarborough: “it’s also very confusing because he does it in >> Russian.” Note: that’s a variation on a line from years ago about
    Pat Buchanan delivering his remarks in German.

    https://youtu.be/4JnO40rnpaM

    So Hannity could be on the hot seat because of his “propaganda-like
    attitude and programming every night.” Hannity might be a reliable
    voice of the Republican/Trump line. But are the primetime MSNBC
    anchors any less devoted to pushing the Dem/liberal talking points
    of the day? Should they be in their network’s “crosshairs?”

    Note: later in the show, Mike Barnicle claimed that many women at
    Fox were “basically confronted with like a Bill Cosby on cable.”

    As per this Washington Post article, “about two-thirds of the
    allegations [against Cosby] involve drugging and follow a similar
    pattern, with Cosby allegedly offering the women pills or drinks and
    the women saying they wake up naked in bed with Cosby after blacking
    out.”

    Contrary to Barnicle’s statement, there have not been such
    allegations of criminal conduct made against O’Reilly.

    Wrong. Maxine Waters, congresswoman from South Central Los Angeles >recently said that Fox News is a "sexual harassment enterprise” and that "Bill O'Reilly Needs To Go To Jail".

    Boy did you pick a terrible example. Waters is a woman who denied
    saying something while the tape of her saying it was being played.

    These news rooms didn't think she was such a bad example:

    http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/rep-maxine-waters-trump-o-reilly-should-be-arrested-n743206

    https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2017/04/05/maxine-waters-oreilly-needs-jail-fox-sexual-harassment-enterprise/100104508/

    http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/apr/6/maxine-waters-crows-send-oreilly-jail/

    http://time.com/4728189/bill-oreilly-maxine-waters-jail/

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