BTW Anyone know how Fox News covered Donald's woes, yesterday? Not much on it today. The biggest hit piece was, of course, about Hilliary for not having any press conferences this year. Oh, my!

. . .  both the Veterans donations and the vitriol against the media.  And today they have been all over the Trump U story.  

Fox News, overall, has been more anti-Trump than pro-Trump.  Sure, Hannity is pro-Trump but the others have been very even-handed or clearly anti-Trump.  It is easy to decipher the fact that most of the FNC anchors, reporters, panelists, etc., can't stand the guy and think he is a joke

I was just curious, and you answered my question. Thanks again.

P.S. I checked the Wall Street Journal today, and didn't see much. Don't know what they reported yesterday.

Contrary to libs' opinions, most of the Fox News anchors and reporters are extremely professional and do their job with a fair level of objectivity.  The opinion hosts in the evening -- Greta, O'Reilly, Megyn and Hannity -- play by a different set of rules, as dictated by their positions.  Hannity is the only one clearly in Trump's camp, and embarrassingly so.  O'Reilly gives the impression that he likes Trump personally but is not 100 percent behind him politically but moreso than Clinton.  Megyn likes the ratings but I can tell from her tone there is no way in hell she would ever vote for Trump.

Hannity makes all the excuses, but the other ones try to be more even.

And Bret Baier -- in my opinion the best news anchor on any network -- clearly has little, if any, respect for Trump.  Same with Chris Wallace and Brit Hume.

I've watched some of CNN's and MSNBC's coverage as well and while they have no Hannitys on their team in Trump's camp, their coverage is not all that different than FNC's.  Of course, FNC does have to be careful to not fully piss off their ratings base.  After all, it's a business first.

I just wish that all the networks and cable stations would not air Trump as much as they do but despite my intolerance for him, he is a ratings machine.

BTW, I refuse to watch the weekday version of Fox and Friends.  Those two guys are as intolerable as Trump or Hannity.

We already have a Laffy here.

Do we really need another?

it upsets me.

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I just looked up the time that is on.

Do you realize how pathetic you are watching TV that time of the morning.

I suppose you then watch your cartoons until the soaps come on.

 
No wonder you are the way you are. It is  
too late for you to grow up and become a man.

 
You're Welcome

his question to Trump on how he would actually cut fraud and abuse to make up for the 10 trillion in the nation’s debt that Trump’s tax plan would add. He even had videos to show the absurdity of Trump’s claim that he would cut 300 billion a year  from Medicare by negotiating lower drug prices. Wallace pointed out that Medicare only spends 78 billion a year on drugs. It was a complete take down.  

      And this is just one example. All the debates were bad with the  CNBC debate being the worst. Fox was about equal to CNN.

       And I don’t think anyone else would call Kelly’s debate questions to Trump  a love fest. Mr. Pot is right – the news anchors as opposed to the opinion hosts do a fair job. Kelly did a fair job in the debates although when she questions a “Fox News Contributor on her show you know you are only going to get the “everything Obama does is wrong” song.

The so called opinion hosts  have just one opinion 90% - and we know what that is.  

 

TRUMP: ... if we went out to the proper bid. Of course you are.
WALLACE: No, you're not, sir. Let's put up full screen number 2.
You say that Medicare could save $300 billion a year negotiating lower drug prices. But Medicare total only spends $78 billion a year on drugs. Sir, that's the facts. You are talking about saving more money on Medicare prescription drugs...
TRUMP: I'm saying saving through negotiation throughout the economy, you will save $300 billion a year.
WALLACE: But that doesn't really cut the federal defici

...dinner.  Las Vegas is a 24 hour town.  So is L.A.  I never go to sleep before 4:00 am.  

Oh, and there's this new-fangled thing - it's called a DVR.  You can watch anything at anytime.  Or Apple TV, Roku, Sling Box, etc.  Trade in your rabbit ears, geezer, it's the 21st century.

I know it's hard for you to believe people stay up late, Gramps.    You must get real tuckered out from snatching a kiss; takes a lot out of you at your age, eh?  Hubba hubba - I like your harem:

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All TV news is too slow for me unless I'm trying to fall asleep.  
  I read much  faster than any journalist can struggle through their broadcasted  biased opinions, twisting words and misleading the easily led.  
   I'm speaking about  both sides of  Main street media.  

I'll give Fox TV  credit for one thing, firing Glenn Beck.  Of course that doesn't make up for hiring him in the first place.
 
I couldn't help but notice, a few slow learners here, are incensed over recent old news about Trump University.  
 I'd bet those guys are a new car salesperson's dream, emotional wrecks yearning for that test drive and new car aroma to mask their pungent cologne.  
  I can only wonder, did they sign up at Trump U, hoping to get rich quick without working hard?  
    Sounds like Bernie Madoff's favorite type of client/relative.  
 
  I noticed the Huff & Puff is leading  their minions to believe Trump University targeted  poor, uneducated  and unfortunate.    
  What a bunch of malarkey, typical Huff, designed for and targeting  low information  fools.  
   
   Trump University's core customers were College educated males, between 40 and 55 years old with incomes above $ 90,000 and a net worth over $190,000.
 Not exactly rich but definitely not poor.  
   Trump U graduates  that worked hard and followed  the rules were often  successful.
 As usual, lazy dummies, looking for riches with no effort, failed.  
 
   No doubt, they guy who said "Store bought Education and Intelligence are not Related", is correct.    

 I've got to go, working on my power point presentations for tomorrow, to fulfill obligations for  my "Get out the vote for Trump"  part time  job.

  With determination, hard work and a bit of luck I hope to land a full time job, campaigning
 for President Trump, doing my Patriotic part, to help  stop an evil,  war mongering  drunk, from ever gaining control of the nuclear command button.  
 Never know for sure  what might happen in the future, I might catch a lift with President Trump  
   on Air Force One.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=900LDCRY8l

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pretending to be a man by  protecting and defending your little mutt

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