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View Poll Results: Most respected US TV newsguy is....
Tim Russert 13 16.67%
Shawn Hannity 4 5.13%
Anderson Cooper 1 1.28%
Lou Dobbs 7 8.97%
Bill O'Reilly 10 12.82%
Jon Stewart 9 11.54%
Stephen Colbert 4 5.13%
Shepard Smith 2 2.56%
Brian Williams 1 1.28%
Somebody else from the Big3 networks (name'im) 0 0%
Somebody from PBS (post name) 0 0%
Somebody else from the cable news networks (post it) 4 5.13%
None of them. They all suck. 7 8.97%
None of them. They're all slaves to the jews. 2 2.56%
None of the above. My choice is (post it).... 4 5.13%
Stop asking me so many questions, I don't care. Leave me alone! 3 3.85%
Brit Hume 3 3.85%
Bill Moyers 1 1.28%
Chris Wallace 1 1.28%
Bob Schieffer 2 2.56%
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Bill Moyers is certainly the worst thing ever to hit the airwaves. He uses taxpayer money to finance his biased, leftwing rants. He's also a chickensh__ - on his series about the media supposedly supporting the war in iraq (ridiculous and dismissable out of hand) he only invited on the series other like-minded lefties - it was appeasers talking to appeasers. Likewise, just like Hillary, he has never accepted a standing invitation to debate Bill O'Reilly. Like Radio Moscow in the soviet era, he uses government money to finance a leftwing monologue, scared to death to expose his ideas to the challenge of free debate.
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Yeah, but then again FoxNews is now devoting airtime for fakenews comedy shows. Goose, gander.
No one is suggesting that anyone on that show be on this list though.

Jon Stewart (by his own admission) is not a journalist. He's a comedian.
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Bill Moyers is certainly the worst thing ever to hit the airwaves. He uses taxpayer money to finance his biased, leftwing rants. He's also a chickensh__ - on his series about the media supposedly supporting the war in iraq (ridiculous and dismissable out of hand) he only invited on the series other like-minded lefties - it was appeasers talking to appeasers. Likewise, just like Hillary, he has never accepted a standing invitation to debate Bill O'Reilly. Like Radio Moscow in the soviet era, he uses government money to finance a leftwing monologue, scared to death to expose his ideas to the challenge of free debate.
For the record:

Is BILL MOYERS JOURNAL funded by taxpayer money?

Bill Moyers raised all the money to produce "Buying the War" and BILL MOYERS JOURNAL from the funders listed in the opening and close of the broadcasts. Neither CPB nor PBS contributed to these productions.

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/about/faq.html

You're free of course to complain that the CPB and PBS would broadcast his series, even though they were not involved in producing it. I'll leave it to you to decide whether that viewpoint supports the notion of expanding the range of viewpoints available in the media.

As far as the other points are concerned, considering Mr. O'Reilly's longstanding problem with accuracy, I would not expect him to "debate" Mr. O'Reilly anymore than I would expect him to "debate" you, Jake.

http://www.truthout.org/docs_02/12.0...rs.oreilly.htm

And as far as "Buying the War" is concerned, your characterization is, to say the least, not accurate. However, no need to take my word for it. The entire documentary is available online free of charge.

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/btw/watch.html
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Bill Moyers is certainly the worst thing ever to hit the airwaves. He uses taxpayer money to finance his biased, leftwing rants. He's also a chickensh__ - on his series about the media supposedly supporting the war in iraq (ridiculous and dismissable out of hand) he only invited on the series other like-minded lefties - it was appeasers talking to appeasers. Likewise, just like Hillary, he has never accepted a standing invitation to debate Bill O'Reilly. Like Radio Moscow in the soviet era, he uses government money to finance a leftwing monologue, scared to death to expose his ideas to the challenge of free debate.
For the record:

Is BILL MOYERS JOURNAL funded by taxpayer money?

Bill Moyers raised all the money to produce "Buying the War" and BILL MOYERS JOURNAL from the funders listed in the opening and close of the broadcasts. Neither CPB nor PBS contributed to these productions.

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/about/faq.html

You're free of course to complain that the CPB and PBS would broadcast his series, even though they were not involved in producing it. I'll leave it to you to decide whether that viewpoint supports the notion of expanding the range of viewpoints available in the media.

As far as the other points are concerned, considering Mr. O'Reilly's longstanding problem with accuracy, I would not expect him to "debate" Mr. O'Reilly anymore than I would expect him to "debate" you, Jake.

http://www.truthout.org/docs_02/12.0...rs.oreilly.htm

And as far as "Buying the War" is concerned, your characterization is, to say the least, not accurate. However, no need to take my word for it. The entire documentary is available online free of charge.

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/btw/watch.html
The corporation for public broadcasting receives hundreds of millions of dollars in tax money. Moyers may have produced his own agitprop, but broadcasting is not free, tax money was indeed used to dump moyers propaganda into american living rooms. The liberal cant that "O'Reilly lies" is no reason to fear a debate - it is all the more reason to engage in debate to expose the lies. Obviously, it's a lame excuse. The "range of ideas" notion of PBS is BS - PBS is overwhelmingly liberal. It's as I said - libs get away with propaganda ONLY when they have a monopoly forum and taxpayers are paying the bill - just like lib university professors who turn their classrooms into lib political pulpits. Where was the pro-war equivalent to Moyer's propaganda? There wasn't any.
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Before the Libby trial, I would have said Tim Russert. But I lost respect for him when he fudged on his testimony---LIED----because it would have helped Lewis Libby.

It was in an FBI agent's notes that in his interview with Russert......that Russert told him he "may have" discussed Wilson's wife with Libby. On the stand, however, when asked, he said he didn't believe he ever said that to the FBI agent.

Why would the FBI agent have it in his notes? He wouldn't----unless Russert actually said it.

So Tim gets a thumbs down from me ever since. Don't totally trust him anymore as being the non-partisan objective person I believed he was. So, I voted for Chris Wallace-----with Brit Hume as second choice. Many on your lists I don't consider "newsmen."
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Stephen Colbert...He's funny.

I was tempted to check "None of them. They're all slaves to the Jews.", though.
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Yeah, but then again FoxNews is now devoting airtime for fakenews comedy shows. Goose, gander.
No one is suggesting that anyone on that show be on this list though.

Jon Stewart (by his own admission) is not a journalist. He's a comedian.

Yet those two halfhour daily "comedy" news shows (DailyShow & ColbertReport.. which isn't even a daily, since they only produce it mon-thurs) are watched by millions all over the world, visited by major politicians, segments are regularly shown by the all the networks, have won multiple Peabody and Emmy Awards, and now even imitated by the 24/7 "real" news networks.

To me that sounds like respect for a show that disseminates news to the people.





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Sweeeeet deal... Two of my favorite newsguys; Colbert to be Tim's guest this sunday's Meet The Press.





edit whoops, in my previous post above, I meant to say "disseminate" instead of decimate.. heh oopps. Could a mod edit that. porfavors.
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