MSNBC: where Ed Schultz's idiocy goes down the memory hole. Does MSNBC edit its transcripts to make its hosts look better and conservatives look worse? The network’s transcript of Monday’s edition of “The Ed Show” did just that. Host Ed Schultz had on Ron Christie, former deputy advisor to Dick Cheney, to discuss Obama’s ever-weakening Homeland Security policies. In the discussion, Ed made an … [Read more...]
Did MSNBC Fake Its Own Transcript to Cover for Ed Schultz?
September 2, 2009 By Ben Johnson
Filed Under: Media bias, NewsRealblog, War on Terror Tagged With: 9/11, Ben Johnson, Ed Schultz, FrontPageMag.com, Genius Envy, Jamie Gorelick, Media bias, MSNBC, NewsRealblog, phony transcripts, Ron Christie, transcript falsification, War on Terror
Socialism We Can Believe In
October 29, 2008 By Ben Johnson
Now that a 2001 public radio interview has surfaced to confirm The One has plotted to redistribute middle class wealth since the beginning of his political career, the media are in overdrive to save their savior. In a burst of “news” stories culled directly from the talking points of the George Soros-funded Media Matters, a string of reporters have accused the McCain/Palin campaign of … [Read more...]
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