lawyers, you know career guys. we have looked at the demographics, it s across the board. we have guy coming. economics doesn t make a difference, race doesn t make a difference. police, you are under arrest. age doesn t make a difference. from 18 to i think 74 years old. we arrested one guy last year 74 years 0 old, looking for sex from our under cover girl. he got out of the hospital two weeks ago on bypass surgery and out looking for a girl. the officer will take care of you and else you what will happen. sex sales. men think of it all the time. it is a matter of what they are willing 0 to do to obtain it and the risk they are willing to take. most of them are married, families, all of them have job and they come and just want to have a good time with one private and dissecrete and nobody will know about it.
press since the beginning of the guteenberg printing press, okay? that sex sales, violence sells sells, if it bleeds it leads. this has been true for a long time. bill: what is he trying to say to these barnard grads that it s difference in the sense, colmes that it s demoralizing now. the media is so bent on sensational stories that weigh you down that people can just walk around and get lost and say i can t make a difference. it s not going to change. that s what sells. bill: do you believe that the media is that bad. sometimes it is. bill: what do you mean sometimes? tuesday it is and thursday it. i don t believe thed media is one thing. there is so much to the media times vs. newsweek. they went for sensationalism on the covers. i got a plan, next time a politician gives a news conference, you have them sell like the olympics, you show cards and if you are the president or the person giving the news conference you rate the questioner, 2, 1, embarrass them if they as
this has been true about the press since the beginning of the guteenberg printing press, okay? that sex sales, violence sells sells, if it bleeds it leads. this has been true for a long time. bill: what is he trying to say to these barnard grads that it s difference in the sense, colmes that it s demoralizing now. the media is so bent on sensational stories that weigh you down that people can just walk around and get lost and say i can t make a difference. it s not going to change. that s what sells. bill: do you believe that the media is that bad. sometimes it is. bill: what do you mean sometimes? tuesday it is and thursday it. i don t believe thed media is one thing. there is so much to the media times vs. newsweek. they went for sensationalism on the covers. i got a plan, next time a politician gives a news conference, you have them sell like the olympics, you show cards and if you are the president or the person giving the news conference you rate the questioner, 2,
this has been true about the press since the beginning of the guteenberg printing press, okay? that sex sales, violence sells sells, if it bleeds it leads. this has been true for a long time. bill: what is he trying to say to these barnard grads that it s difference in the sense, colmes that it s demoralizing now. the media is so bent on sensational stories that weigh you down that people can just walk around and get lost and say i can t make a difference. it s not going to change. that s what sells. bill: do you believe that the media is that bad. sometimes it is. bill: what do you mean sometimes? tuesday it is and thursday it. i don t believe thed media is one thing. there is so much to the media times vs. newsweek. they went for sensationalism on the covers. i got a plan, next time a politician gives a news conference, you have them sell like the olympics, you show cards and if you are the president or the person giving the news conference you rate the questioner, 2,
i think the congresswoman has a point. bill: what do you say? i don t see this as offensive or with any racial overtones. you know, traditionally, super bowl commercials are a bit edgy. but what s really concerning to me is the selected outrage that was displayed by sheila jackson lee. i mean, there is this huge double standard. and when you look at the fact that you have this commercial who she is claiming it s a racist commercial, a racial overtone, there is no proof to that. with the woman jogger, sex sales. and men are attracted to women who are attractive. bill: what about the doctor s contention that this plays into stereotyping of some african-american imagery? do you see any of that? i don t agree with that whatsoever. i do find it very disturbing when we have black leaders who play the race card when there is no innuendo of racism even being