0 have been bashing obama care for a long time. but this week, it was the washington press core that led the rollout. the problem here is that it s one false promise after another and that could be a big problem. that s just like after katrina, the big problem president bush had was to say, hey, way to go, brownie. maybe they were at war is a better analogy. katrina, a rock, that tells you all you need to know. and it seems tos can late after president obama promised to fix the program and recited that 800 number. insurances led by the new york times and washington post have been unearthing more details of this fiasco. what do we make of this coverage? joining us now, lauren ashburn. kirsten powers, and alley holmes, anchor of real news on blaze tv. lauren ashburn, what explains this dramatic shift in the coverage of obama care? reporters have their fangs out now to use a halloween term because for two weeks of the government shutdown, that s what people were covering. mean
sxl women do suffer the brunt of a lot of the nastier comments. but the broader question here and the broader philosophy about social media is that you can be anonymous and think no one is going to know who you are. and in this case, they planted fake information and the guy got caught. there was a whole white house sting when they actually caught him pup wonder if they could give this technique to the justice department, giving him tidbits. with the national security council, you would think they could get to the bottom of it. there are news organizations like the huffington post that are going to ban ain accordance anonymous comments. but keith obermann used to send messages like this to me, calling me an air head and a bimbo and a wind up doll. you re saying with his name attached. with his name attached. there are plenty of men in the media who behave this way with their names attached to it. you know, the way they talk
a lot of the nastier comments. but the broader question here and the broader philosophy about social media is that you can be anonymous and think no one is going to know who you are. and in this case, they planted fake information and the guy got caught. there was a whole white house sting when they actually caught him pup wonder if they could give this technique to the justice department, giving him tidbits. with the national security council, you would think they could get to the bottom of it. there are news organizations like the huffington post that are going to ban ain accordance anonymous comments. but keith obermann used to send messages like this to me, calling me an air head and a bimbo and a wind up doll. you re saying with his name attached. with his name attached. there are plenty of men in the media who behave this way with their names attached to it. you know, the way they talk about sarah palin or the way
0 have been bashing obama care for a long time. but this week, it was the washington press core that led the rollout. the problem here is that it s one false promise after another and that could be a big problem. that s just like after katrina, the big problem president bush had was to say, hey, way to go, brownie. maybe they were at war is a better analogy. katrina, a rock, that tells you all you need to know. and it seems tos can late after president obama promised to fix the program and recited that 800 number. insurances led by the new york times and washington post have been unearthing more details of this fiasco. what do we make of this coverage? joining us now, lauren ashburn. kirsten powers, and alley holmes, anchor of real news on we re seeing it in the business section, in the health care section, in the technology section. yet on thursday when the house held its first hearing when the four contractors said we did a good job and the other people screwed up, the pres
was balanced until they went ahead and fired keith olbermann. the quote was because they were trying to figure out how do we get out the good propaganda news about al-qaida and 9/11? and they said that msnbc was good and a bit neutral until they fired keith olbermann. didn t like us at all. what he said about fox is he did not like fox, probably too tough he said lacks neutrality. you re right. we re not neutral. we think terrorists are bad. the main thing was we were the toughest on al-qaida. and terrorists in general. if you re a terrorist, you don t like that. i thought it was the graphics that turned them off. it was more what we were saying? do you think msnbc is going to capitalize on this good publicity? i would think so. most trusted name in news for al-qaida. msnbc. lean forward into the cave near you because inside, a bunch of people are watching msnbc? i m not sure. a bunch of people? several. several, a cell.