Beck applauds "watchdog of freedom" Tapper for pretending Fox is legitimate news org like ABC
October 20, 2009 5:41 pm ET
From the October 20 edition of Fox News' Glenn Beck:
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He's not "standing up" for Beck or anyone else, besides himself.
Audio edited version on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCV1KbMAW7w
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vggtNlntIo
It's Chris Wallace.
Chris Wallace never says his son was in the graduating class. His son graduated in 2008. He says his son is off doing bigger things. Which is true.
So why all the hiding? Why could Chris Wallace simply not have come out with his disdain after initially hearing the speech?
Weird.
Fox News. Full of good, honest journalists that never try and deceive viewers while pushing an agenda.
This is going to be Glenn Beck's "Balloon Boy".
Funny how they just repeat whatever Beck says.. but really have no idea what it means.
Yup, that's Beck.
And people love it. They think he's the smartest man to ever be on TV. I find it to be a fascinating cultural phenomena. What exactly are these people thinking that makes them like this guy?
You're missing a word, I'm afraid. That should be "What are they thinking with?"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ix51AhK544
Clearly Chris Wallace. Why deceive us, Glenn Beck? Why hide, Chris Wallace?
Did any of that happen? No. Is Beck a liar? Yes.
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A little power hungry.
The Equal-time rule applies to U.S. radio and television broadcasts and only applies when an opposing political candidate requests an equivalent opportunity to present their view. The Equal-time rule does not apply to programming in a documentary format, a "bona fide" news interview, a scheduled newscast, or an on-the-spot newscast. The FCC originally enacted the Equal-time rule in 1934 to prevent stations from easily manipulating the outcome of elections.
The Fairness Doctrine "required the holders of broadcast licenses both to present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that was honest, equitable and balanced," and from my understanding, does not effect cable or satellite television, only broadcast transmissions. According to Steve Rendall of the media criticism group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, the Fairness Doctrine was composed of two basic elements:
If what you claim is true of the liberal media, I would assume that the right would want to have The Fairness Doctrine return, because then the liberal media would become fair and balanced because they would be forced to show opposing viewpoints and report on controversial matters that they supposedly ignore.
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