the rules of how the media and politics play. it is fair game, at the same time. sean: i m kind of enjoying he has the establishment off balance and they don t know how to deal with this guy because he s so outspoken. the great part about it is we are talking about a new york governor s race. part of that it troubles me is the tough guy thing. anybody, any father in that situation may say a lot more to somebody. the tough guy thing may hurt him a little bit. in the long run, i think they invaded an area you shouldn t invade. unfortunately, he could have used better words. i don t think either side looks good. the old saying in journalism, you never want to pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the barrel. palladino made the mistake there. on the other hand dicker should have backed down.
example. there s fred dicker, a reporter for the new york post . he had tough questions for republican conservative gubernatorial candidate carl palladino and it got very confrontational. i want to know why you sent your goons after my daughter? do you have the evidence or do you not against cuomo? the at appropriate time he has three daughters how can you say that about him? i have a daughter too fred. you brought it out. stay away from me [ bleep ] what evidence do you have? you sent your goons after my daughter. [ talking over each other ] you made the charge. you send another goon to my daughter s house and i ll take you out buddy. you are gonna take me out? yeah.
how are you gonna do that? watch. sean: one pal dean know made the allegation that andrew cuomo cheated on his wife during his marriage he was married to one of the kennedys. the other issue had to do with palladino was upset that his 10-year-old daughter was being photographed. he had this daughter out of wedlock, he s married, et cetera. there were people taking photographs of the house, the daughter. he was angry and he thought it was the new york post doing it, they deny it. is that your reaction? that s what i m understanding. i ve never met carl pal dean i m getting where i really like this he says all the stuff that i always wanted to say but never could get away with. when a reporter becomes part of the story he ceases to be a reporter now he s part of the news. that s what happened. this reporter stepped way over the line. no matter what palladino said that may have seemingly
republicans win the governor s race and the senate race out there, because it is taking all the oxygen out of democratic party. it is an act of enormous selfishness. sean: mr. speaker good luck with your speech. appreciate it. coming up a confrontation between palladino and a reporter. also, building a mosque at ground zero really isn t such a bad idea? that s what the network newscasts would have you believe. we have this ridiculously biased reports to
there s no place in new york for tea party politics. you should think twice about trying to characterize me. what we ve done is seen the democrat majority just punt. let s not conquer let s unite us. sean: the country is turning again the democrats. instead of behaving like responsible adults left wing politicians are shifting the blame. if a moment you will hear from newt gingrich on this subject. president obama was the first to point the finger. he pointed it straight at fox news. saying this network is destructive to the country s growth. now massachusetts congressman barney frank is joining the chorus. he s in an unexpectedly tough reelection race against the republican and for that he s blaming none other than me among others. [ inaudible ] sean: their attacks do not seem to be gaining traction. republicans continue to inform the polls. in washington rossi has edged ahead of murray. he now leads her by one point. in florida marco rubio holds a commanding l