ABC’s talking points flub
Jennifer Rubin, David Shuster, Jane Hall & Howard Kurtz on ABC’s reporting on the Benghazi talking points emails.
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I agree that Johnnycoyo's comment should be removed.
I find this discussion - streaming - insulting for being so stupid. Kurtz clearly knew the story was Victoria Nuland. Just as clearly, Jane Hall didn't have a clue and was bluffing her way through. In the meantime, we had the other two guests barking at each other.
There could have been an intelligent discussion. However, people like Johnnycoyo wouldn't have appreciated it. His comment is vulgar and offensive and needs to be removed. That he's thinks its acceptable to refer to a woman by that term goes to just how ignorant he is. Repeating, CNN needs to remove his comment. If it is up tomorrow night, I will be blogging about it at my site.
Jennifer Rubin is emblematic of how bad the Washington Post has become. Her ludicrous comments are even worse than those of Howard Kurtz, formerly a Washington Post embarrassment.
This segment gave me indigestion, Howard. Jane was fine but the other two have no business being on television if they are going to act like that. Please choose your guests knowing that your viewers are at home on a Sunday morning wanting to elevate their understanding of the news by watching GPS, Crowley, etc.We don't need more barbs and talking overers. These people did nothing to improve the public's sinking perception of journalists.