between the three networks of 19 seconds, one report on cbs. what we are seeing here is the biggest media deliberate ignoring of a story since the story about trayvon martin turned and we discovered that george zimmerman had actually got even beaten up, whereupon the media blanked out on trayvon martin. they ve been blanking all along on the catholic story, to the mainstream media it s just not news when catholics do anything conservative or pro-life, they just don t care. i understand that the media is saying that the big media isn t covering it. talk radio covered it. fox news covered it. a lot of people consume their media on the internet, a lot of the younger people. maybe people turning into the evening news didn t get the story. from the fox news perspective, from the internet perspective it was here. jon: abc didn t cover this
air, politics bores my ass off. abc didn t mind leavinging it in because it was said to a left-winger. i see. but you re suggesting that abc didn t allow serp things or discouraged certain things for conservatives? there was a certain sensitivity to vulgarity of language at the time. now, timothy leary came on my first week of shows. and i had never spoken rue rudely to a guest and never would. he had his new book, his motto was tune in, drop out. he held this book up and said this is the new bible. this book is the new bible. the old testament was a bunch of old cooks on a bad trip. how can i forget that quote? i said, you know, i really think you re full of crap. and i still treasure a letter from a lady from iowa who, seeing that moment, dropped her iron on her foot. she said it was well worth it. in today s cable culture,
it is a financial arms race. sometimes and i think that if there were an agreement among all that it s not going to happen, i think abc would be first at the plate to say, great. we ll sign on to that. let s never pay another dime for anything. my visit to the playboy mansion strictly for work got attention. i asked about the magazine s impact on american culture. back in the 1950s, nice mitt l class moral kids could not live together before they got married. to have a baby out of wedlock was criminal. we changed that and the attitudes toward sexuality and i take a tremendous pride in that. you didn t just change the laws but the whole social compact and not everybody thinks that turns out so great. as you say, revolutions have unintended consequences. i think it s perfectly obvious that some people would rather be living back there but they don t remember what it was
there might be a chance of an appeal but i definitely spiralled into a depression after the sentence. when abc s chris cuomo interviewed an ex-girlfriend of a suspect in the natalee holloway case, why did that case become a media obsession? why her? she is blond and attractive. what about the other kids? they happen all the time. all the cold cases. why do you have to be good looking and affluent? these are all good questions. this is a difficult business in that very often we kate tore the interests where it lies other than trying to correct what the interest is. why did the abc pay the ex-girlfriend? that s also a frustration because now i m trying to get someone against howie kurtz. he s going to outspend me on the piece. i won t be competitive.
her own profile says about her. it says that she is a tree-hugging, bleeding heart, aclu-carrying, progressive liberal, and damn proud of it. abc didn t tell you that. folks, abc just got caught with their pants down. sean: brent bezell, thanks for being with us. greta, what s coming up? greta: you just caught me. they caught me early on this tease. tonight, senator jon kyl, and a governor from an unbelievable great state. sean: which one? greta: i m not telling. you have to stick around. actually it s governor-elect. sean: so frustrating. i ll give you 10 bucks. greta: i don t believe you. your credit is no good. sean: i pay my bets off. i lost on harry reid. all right, greta van susteren. she s next.