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Monday, July 18, 2016

FOX NEWS CAVE




   Black Lice Matter Blather




Shepard Smith chastises Jindal for saying “All Lives Matter”
“During a Sunday broadcast, Fox News anchor Shepard Smith scolded former Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal for daring to use the phrase ‘all lives matter.’ Smith slapped at Jindal and insisted the phrase is seen as a ‘derogatory’ and racist term.” [Full]

Shep Smith, it seems, has joined the culture police.  *SMACK* *sigh*
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10 comments:

  1. Juice7/18/16, 8:45 AM

    I gave up on Shep a long time ago, along with O'Reilly. Anytime Geraldo is there I leave. Juan Williams shocks me when he appears to "get it". Stopped watching Megan Kelly after she played strong arm for the RNC with the first Trump interview. Oh, wait! We cut the cord on all of them.

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  2. Rodger the Real King of France7/18/16, 9:00 AM

    Brit Hume, wherefore art thou?

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  3. LivingFossil7/18/16, 9:04 AM

    Best work Shep ever did was in the movie "Volcano".

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  4. Anonymous7/18/16, 9:05 AM

    I also quit Shep, O'Reilly, and any show with Geraldo some time back. I was trapped into seeing Shep attack Jindal because of the subject matter.

    Not again, though. Whenever I see his face, like Geraldo's, I'm outta there.

    jd

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  5. Rodger the Real King of France7/18/16, 9:30 AM

    Usually I have no problem with him as a news reader. He's certainly preferable to what any other; (except for OneNewsNow)

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  6. Anonymous7/18/16, 9:58 AM


    When Shep, Gerry0 or B'ore comes on the remote comes out. . . .I move on. There was a time Shep wasn't too bad, "Pre Katrina". His time on that overpass changed him, he became a msm hack from that time on.

    The other two were always Assholes

    Geo

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  7. Unknown7/18/16, 11:01 AM

    "Brit Hume, wherefore art thou?"

    Uh, Raja, "wherefore" doesn't mean "where", it means "why".

    Juliet's famous line, "Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?", is followed shortly by the almost-equally-famous "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell as sweet…"

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  8. Juice7/18/16, 1:52 PM

    Brit Hume is okay, but I sure miss Tony Snow.

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  9. Tom7/18/16, 3:33 PM

    Juice nailed it.

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  10. Helly7/18/16, 7:29 PM

    I miss Tony too. What a teddybear. It wasn't long after he passed that I gave away the TV.

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