29 Jan 2020 4:14 pm
That's because you watch FOX you gaping asshole.Termin8tor » 29 Jan 2020 3:46 pm » wrote:I have yet to see one single thing Fox should carry as news but hasn't.
You have no idea what you are NOT being told.
Oh, I don't know, there's this little thing called an impeachment trial that seems kind of important.Termin8tor » 29 Jan 2020 3:46 pm » wrote:Got an example? No? Or course not.
You don't, so you're lying.
Why are they not airing the whole trial, and why are they telling their viewers that they don't need to watch it because it's too boring?
Never once did I hear anyone on either CNN or MSNBC tell their viewers that it was boring and they shouldn't bother to watch it.On the Wednesday morning edition of Fox & Friends, the co-hosts gave a peculiar message to their viewers about how to watch the crucial events of the Senate impeachment trial against President Donald Trump: Don’t even bother.
“If you watch some of it, there were snippets — and we’re showing you the good stuff — it was unbelievably boring,” said Steve Doocy.
“And I don’t know how people can follow it.”
(MISTY: Does FOX really have so much contempt for their viewers that they think they are too stupid to follow the trial?)
On Tuesday afternoon, Fox anchor Dana Perino declared: “It is somber, it is serious, and I think you could see today, you know, it is a little bit like watching paint dry. …
Things got a lot more explicit on Sean Hannity’s radio show.
Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett appeared as a guest and joked, “I understand there’s a run on NoDoz at Walgreens.”
He characterized the day’s proceedings as “a soporific debate over what procedures to adopt,” adding,
“Frankly, you know, it’s going to be a tepid bore.” (Not exactly the kind of legal analysis that would give people an understanding of what was going on.)
Later in the program, Hannity complained to his producer: “I’m trying to, like, be interested. I’m watching the proceedings.
It is boring me to death what they are doing here today,” and the crew even played a snoring sound effect.
That night, Fox Business host Lou Dobbs brought on longtime Republican strategist Ed Rollins, who said: “It was the longest, most tedious day. I thought I was in, you know, at a graduate course in boring mathematics or something.”
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