it does not appear that a correction was ever printed, nor does there appear to be in any publicly available record any retraction of those quotes by the author of that piece, who is tucker carlson. tucker carlson i used to work with, and somebody i have a lot of respect for despite our political differences. today we put in a message to tucker s office to find out if he s ever admitted in some off the record venue that those creepy dan stein quotes were all wrong, even though he never, as far as we could tell, publicly retracted those quotes. that would have been a strange and out of character thing to do, tucker s a real journalist and i would not expect him to operate that way. i have not heard back, i will let you know if we do. the article, including those quoets, was entered into the congressional record by republican senator sam brownback of kansas. also for what it s worth, dan stein agreed to appear on two different shows, hosted by tucker carlson in the years
back in chains. i was like when were we in chains? please don t put us back. we are having a good time. we both love to do that with the black audiences. she loves to get that little look going. it is the paranoia. you know who can put it on is the lincoln chaffey. he has it. it makes me i am so sad. i was sad looking at him. i feel like somebody should take him by their hands and say lincoln, we don t really we know your name is lincoln, but hold him a little tight and pet the back of his head and you know you can do that. i was proud of him for trying to go after hillary a little bit with the e-mails. they are like why do we keep talking about this? he said it is a relevant thing to ask. because you may be in charge of the country. it is a character thing.
look, that would be your call. but, in this campaign and with mr. gingrich and in this primary character has become an issue. this is one of the issues that has been raised again and again. mr. gingrich has addressed. bill: i understand the character thing how do you define character? well, i think you define character. bill: go ahead. how do you treat those around you? what your moral standards? at the same time, he was highly critical of president clinton s morals he was carrying on a six year long affair. bill: he has apologized for all of that. he said he made a mistake. he said he turned his life around with a new religion and new outlook. so, should we not take him look, i m not in business to defend newt gingrich. i m trying to figure out what the news worthiness of this is. if the man does a mea culpa and he asks for forgiveness, which he has, and he says this is why i feel differently now. new religion, i m trying to