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O’Donnell Shreds Ingraham For Scolding Rachel Jeantel: You’re Complaining About Bad Manners…On O’Reilly’s Show?
9 hours ago
Tonight Lawrence O'Donnell used his Rewrite segment to call out O'Reilly Factor guest host Laura Ingraham for railing against "upper-crust" white people who are making excused for the poor manners and behavior of Rachel Jeantel, one of the key witnesses in the George Zimmerman murder trial who testified last week. O'Donnell couldn't help but find it just a wee bit hypocritical that someone would complain about another human being's poor manners... on a TV show hosted by Bill O'Reilly. »
- Josh Feldman
Pamela Geller And Hannity Muslim Guest Erupt In Shouting Match: ‘How Dare You Accuse Me Of Murder!’
9 hours ago
Sean Hannity tonight brought attention to Egyptians taking to the streets to protest the regime of President Mohammed Morsi. Pamela Geller and Mike Ghouse got into an angry, heated back-and-forth when Geller confronted Ghouse for claiming her New York subway anti-jihad ads were responsible for someone losing their life in the subway. She shouted at him, "How dare you accuse me of murder!" »
- Josh Feldman
Sarah Palin Open To Leaving Gop And Starting Third Party With Mark Levin
10 hours ago
During a Fox News appearance on Saturday, Sarah Palin suggested she's tempted to leave the Gop if it continues to ignore the voices of the more conservative Republicans. In response to a viewer question about her teaming up with radio host Mark Levin to start a "Freedom Party," Palin said she liked the name and would certainly consider something along those lines, with a more libertarian strain to it. »
- Josh Feldman
Bill O’Reilly Blows Up At Juan Williams Over Scotus Doma Ruling: States Rights Excuse Is ‘B.S.!’
12 hours ago
Bill O'Reilly returned to The Factor after a one-week absence, and immediately tackled one of the biggest news stories of the past week: the Supreme Court rulings on the Defense of Marriage Act and California's Proposition 8. O'Reilly declared that the decisions have shown the Supreme Court has "morphed into a political organization," and shouted at Juan Williams that the rulings were "B.S." »
- Josh Feldman
The Five Hosts Defend Bloomberg’s ‘Stop And Frisk’ Remarks: Calling Him Racist Just Shuts Down Debate
12 hours ago
The hosts of The Five tonight offered a rare defense of New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg against charges that he made "racially charged" remarks when he lashed out at stop-and-frisk opponents last week. The hosts had a consensus on whether or not Bloomberg was being offensive (he wasn't), but they were split when it came to the actual stop-and-frisk policy. Liberal Bob Beckel was very outspoken against it, while conservative Eric Bolling admitted he's not sure about the constitutionality or effectiveness of the law enforcement practice. »
- Josh Feldman
Fox’s Greta, The Five Rip Zimmerman Prosecution: ‘Does The Defense Even Need To Put Up A Case At This Point?’
14 hours ago
Fox News' Greta Van Susteren joined The Five Monday afternoon live via satellite from Sanford, Florida where she is closely following the George Zimmerman murder trial. Catching the hosts up on the latest testimony, including audio and video of Zimmerman himself explaining what happened the night he shot Trayvon Martin, Van Susteren said from her point of view, the prosecution could be in trouble. »
- Matt Wilstein
Malkin On Fox: Alec Baldwin’s ‘Hate Speech’ Far Worse Than Anything Rush Limbaugh Has Ever Said
14 hours ago
Monday afternoon on Fox, Megyn Kelly and Michelle Malkin took on the media's "double standard" when it comes to liberals like Alec Baldwin versus conservatives like Rush Limbaugh. Malkin argued that Baldwin's "homophobic" Twitter "hate speech" against a reporter who criticized his wife for tweeting through James Gandolfini's funeral goes far beyond anything Limbaugh has said on the radio. »
- Matt Wilstein
George Zimmerman Walks Police Through Shooting Of Trayvon Martin, Full Tape Played In Court
15 hours ago
Days after the fatal 2012 shooting of Florida teen Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman took police on a walkthrough of the events that occurred on that night of the shooting. While clips of that walkthrough had been released to media outlets last year, the tape had never been played in its entirety until Monday. In the tape, Zimmerman explains in his own words what happened moment by moment on the night he shot Martin. »
- Noah Rothman
Sarah Palin’s ‘Lackadaisical’ Rant Against President Obama Clearly Not Racist
16 hours ago
Over the weekend, former Governor Sarah Palin (R-ak) appeared on Fox News' America's News HQ to discuss President Obama's response to the Edward Snowden leaks, which Palin praised, but which she also believes Snowden should be punished for. Palin delivered a cracker of a monologue, in which she accused the President of showing "the community organizer" in him, and used an adjective that has liberals accusing her of racism. While they may have had a strong case for Palin's "shuck and jive" remarks last October, I'm afraid Palin's critics don't have much of a leg to stand on this time. »
- Tommy Christopher
Watch: Young South African Student Drops Rhymes For Obama
17 hours ago
During a tour of the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation Youth Centre in Cape Town, South Africa, President Obama got an up close and personal performance from a 15-year-old student Aviwe Mtongana. The young rapper, who also goes by the name "Katmeister," dropped rhymes about his life in South Africa as Obama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and others stood alongside him and watched. »
- Matt Wilstein
CNN Accidentally Airs George Zimmerman’s Social Security Number
19 hours ago
While carrying the George Zimmerman murder trial live this afternoon, CNN accidentally broadcast the defendant's full social security number, home address, and phone number on national television. Sanford police detective Doris Singleton was in the midst of testifying about her interview with Zimmerman following his detention when the prosecuting lawyer pulled up a copy of the "narrative report" for the court to view. The court pool feed then showed, in close-up, as the lawyer zoomed in on Zimmerman's personal information. »
- Andrew Kirell
Bush Blasts Snowden, Defends Nsa Programs He Put In Place: ‘Civil Liberties Were Guaranteed’
21 hours ago
CNN's Robyn Curnow caught up with former President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush in Zambia for an interview that mostly centered on the work they are doing there at a clinic for cervical cancer. But the reporter "couldn't help" but ask Bush about his reaction to the Nsa leaks from Edward Snowden. Her first question: "Do you think he's a traitor?" »
- Matt Wilstein
CNN Guests Wonder If Mysteriously Demoted Zimmerman Detective Will Revive Prosecution’s Case
22 hours ago
As the trail of George Zimmerman for the murder of Trayvon Martin resumes on Monday, a CNN panel previewed what is expected to be the testimony of former Det. Chris Serino. Serino interrogated Zimmerman on the night of the murder and is expected to be a key witness for the prosecution. The CNN guests and anchor ntoed that his testimony could reverse the trajectory of this trial. »
- Noah Rothman
Edward Snowden’s Father’s Lawyer Lays Out ‘Conditions’ For Nsa Leaker’s Return To U.S. On Fox
23 hours ago
Fox's Eric Bolling was the first to speak exclusively to Lonnie Snowden after his son, Nsa leaker Edward Snowden, fled the country to Hong Kong. This morning on Fox & Friends, Bolling heard from Lonnie Snowden's lawyer, Bruce Fein, who laid out the family's demands for the Justice Department in an attempt to make a deal for Snowden to turn himself in. »
- Matt Wilstein
Former CNN Host Soledad O’Brien Resurfaces As Special Correspondent For Al Jazeera America
23 hours ago
Soledad O'Brien is officially moving to Al Jazeera America. A few days after rumors started swirling that the former CNN host would move over to Al Jazeera's new U.S.-based cable network, the company announced that the two parties have come to an agreement. O'Brien will contribute short-form segments for Al Jazeera America’s primetime current affairs magazine program “America Tonight" as well as hour-long specials through her production company Starfish Media Group. »
- Matt Wilstein
Fox & Friends Investigates Plot To Keep Right-Wing Radio Host Todd Starnes’ Thoughts Off Facebook
1 July 2013 5:08 AM, PDT
On Monday, Fox News Radio host Todd Starnes joined the hosts of Fox & Friends to discuss a recent politically incorrect post on his Facebook page that was removed due to supposed terms of use violations. The hosts noted that this is not the first time Facebook has gone after conservatives. Fox News Channel host Eric Bolling wondered if Facebook has an employee whose job was to review Starnes’ posts and remove any that could be interpreted as violating the terms of use. »
- Noah Rothman
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