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“How hard is it to be the king, man? It must be hard to be surrounded by people not amazing as you. How do you handle the rest of humanity when you are so great?”
Rachel Maddow, a guest Wednesday night on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live, was asked what question she’d pose to Bill O’Reilly.
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“Clearly Fox is where you can see legitimate journalism taking place in terms of adversarial posture towards those in power.”
Fox News’ Juan Williams agrees with Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly that Fox News is the one true cable news network. (via mediaite)
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“Is this that difficult of a concept for you Piers? I mean, you won Celebrity Apprentice. You’re a really smart guy!”
John Ziegler, maker of the controversial documentary The Framing of Joe Paterno just said that to Piers Morgan on CNN.
He was dead serious and that is hysterical.
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“We are joking, it was a tease.”
CNN Public Relations wrote to POLITICO, via Twitter
“When I told my 7 year old I had decided to leave, she laid on the sofa for an hour crying that she’d never see Anderson Cooper again.”
“Yes, Ms. Palin’s contract with Fox News has ended, and no, it is not being renewed. A Fox spokeswoman confirmed Friday … It was unclear whether the parting was Ms. Palin’s choice.”
“Piers gives his opinions. The show is a lot about him as much as the guests… He’s so different from me.”
“A lot of shows, they make it about the host and the guest becomes a prop to the host and I never liked that. It’s not the quality that counts anymore,” he continued. “It’s how loud did you yell, how vituperative can you be.”
