Fox News Senior VP: Beck calling Obama a "racist" are "his own views, not those of the Fox News Channel"
July 28, 2009 10:36 pm ET by Karl Frisch
We noted this morning that on Fox & Friends, Glenn Beck said President Obama has "a deep-seated hatred for white people." Of the president, Beck went on to say that "this guy is, I believe, a racist."
Tonight, TVNewser posted the following statement from Bill Shine, Fox News' Senior Vice President of Programming in response:
"During Fox & Friends this morning, Glenn Beck expressed a personal opinion which represented his own views, not those of the Fox News Channel. And as with all commentators in the cable news arena, he is given the freedom to express his opinions."
Get it? Beck doesn't speak for Fox News, but we'll keep paying him to say anything he wants.











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But at least it happen on Fox by one of thier paid employees.
Now the words has to get out that Beck said the President is a racist. The loonies will praise him for his display of TRUTH. But they make up a very small voting block.
Now, the advertisers should sit up and take notice..because if the Dems decide to fight back, the money will lead the way. And Fox likes money.
I love Mr. Beck has the right to say whatever he wants and Fox News has the right to endorse it by running it. I also love that people can speak up against. People should tell companies if they keep on advertizing on Fox News we will not buy your products and services. If enough people show their disdain for Mr. Beck’s lunacy Fox News get his drivel off the air. I hope if they do they scream at him in a high pitch “Get off my airwaves, get off my airwaves, get off my airwaves.”
I commend fox for separating the two. There is always a double standard when things like this are said.
Why the statement from management this time? Here is my take on the logic. This time Beck set up the RIGHTEOUSNESS of a racially motivated assassination of the President. Beck explicitly said Obama is an anti-White racist and therefore the government is de facto anti-White. Therefore the elimination of the racial threat in the person of Obama would not be a racial thing as such, but rather a patriotic thing. The idea that Obama was racist FIRST, gets planted in the minds of the Joe the Shooters in Fox World thus allowing these potential assassins to use this propaganda to rationalize the act as essentially patriotic and defensive.
And after the assassination (or attempt) people will be scouring the tapes and come up with this one. But Murdoch & company can truthfully point out that they issued an immediate public statement distancing themselves from Becks views. Murdoch is of the British Empire. This is not that big of a deal to him. By rights the Queen of England should step in here before it happens. He would listen to her.