i'm sort of on hannity's side in this one, sad to say

i emphasize the "sort of"

corduroy_blazer?

tell me more

Oh man, good find.

it relates to this:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/06/21/ne ... 11victims/

"I'll make him an offer he can't refuse."

awesome. he's famous!

In typical Fox fashion though, they wouldn't let him get a word in edgewise.

i noticed that

He'd know to expect it though. I think it's his first time on Hannity but it's not his first time on Fox. I think the other things he's done has just been their web channel though?

Yeah, I remember him being on there. Though that was different, iirc. Not so much Hannity talking over you.

yah, he was on fox web. this is wayyy different. anyone have a link to the clip?

Nothing up yet that I can seem to find.

That was even more annoying than watching Chris Wallace talk over Stewart. Man, what a bunch of rude fucks.

The other guy was an attorney of some sort and man, he would just talk louder and louder. Eugh.

Wallace/Stewart interview was awesome. I haven't watched the uncut yet. Jon threw him all sorts of compliments for some reason.

I will give Fox one thing: for all the talking over you they do, they do tend to have more "opposition" guests than I see on a usual Maddow show. She tends to have guests on that she can agree with. That might reflect the different audiences. MSNBC gets the liberals who want to be patted on the back for their views but mostly watch serious news, and Fox gets the conservatives who want the HLN-esque stories (Casey anthony and the like) alongside the news, and like their news and debate with a combative flavor, with their side in the end seeming vindicated.

This is just some random speculation on my part.

It's worth watching. Way better than the edited version. You can see why Jon gets so fucking annoyed and sarcastic.

I wonder how many "opposition" guests refuse to go on Maddow though.

I don't buy that at all, at least in relation to Maddow. She has people on that she doesn't agree with often enough, depending on the topic. She brings on Michael Steele way too often, and she doesn't agree with him about anything. Or Meghan McCain, or basically any republican who is willing to come on - most aren't willing to come on her show though. Secretary of Energy, and a lot of others. I don't know. I've seen her spar with the best of them, just seems that many are unwilling to take her to task.

Valid point. From knowing a solid number of hardcore democrats pretty well, though, I still think the patting themselves on the back observation is correct.