Anderson Copper on CNN to cover (((((( Gannon )))))) next

:::pleading:::

Anderson wasn't too bad but he had on Howie Kurtz who was still harping on the delving into the private life bit. I find it hard to really listen to him, he just makes me fume inside but the body language, wow. He is scared of something. He said at the end that this could be a slippery slope, does this mean that bloggers can delve into the private lives of journalists who are on the other side, like extramarital affairs? He's covering up something. Kurtz was very uncomfortable.

only to have Howie Kurtz aggressively defending Guckert. I was screaming so loud my dog ran under the bed.:mad:

Anderson actually handled himself pretty well. Kurtz, on the other hand, was an absolute TOOL! I was swearing at the TV.

I broke my rule about watching Corporate Media News to watch this,,,,,

but, EXCUSE ME, Howard,,,, on delving into "reporter's personal lives",,,, when a person is advertising on the internet(s) like he was ~ it wasn't that hard for the evil liberal bloggers to figure things out,,,, and to answer his question Yes, Howard, if you're having an extra-marital affair and posting details of it online, then I do believe that is "fair game" for anyone/everyone,,,,


This guy is so lame.

conflict of interest.

Like every other political reporter in the country, Kurtz has been paying close attention to the California recall race, with plenty of attention on Arnold Schwarzenegger’s campaign.

In fact, in his daily “Media Notes” column, Kurtz mentioned Schwarzenegger five times in five columns last week. Kurtz’s work commented on the Schwarzenegger campaign’s response to the groping allegations, the alleged praise for Hitler, the endorsements from California newspapers, etc.

All the while, Kurtz was offering analysis on the quality of the Schwarzenegger message. What Kurtz failed to mention is that his wife, Sheri Annis, has been Schwarzenegger’s press secretary.

from http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport.com/archives/000720.html