Mike Malloy on CNN. Someone tell us how it goes

[Greeby]

This furriner doesn't get to see it :(

[orleans]

1. they haven't announced him

they said jane goodall will be on -- she has a message for your kids

the girl reading the news also mentioned new orleans election, the polls closed an hour ago. she said if nagin is reelected that means the public "bought in to his excuses"

i was shocked! WHEN DID CNN BECOME FAIR AND BALANCED??

[Greeby]

7. Have I mentioned yet tonight how much I hate these people?

:eyes:

[LA lady]

2. not yet

They just said in 30 minutes

[CatWoman]

3. they just announced that the debate will take place in 30 minutes!!

[orleans]

5. between who? mike and??? n/t

[Darkhawk32]

6. Is this the College Republican kid? n/t

[CatWoman]

11. I'm sorry - didn't get the name

but he looked like a doofus, a la Tucker Carlson.

they will be debating what Chimpy's role should be in lowering gas prices.

[Slit Skirt]

4. mm on in 30 minutes

"a spirited debate"

[ralps]

8. Woo Hoo!!! for Mike!! Blegh for Shannon Cook Spokes-model/newsperson

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[orleans]

9. who's Shannon Cook ?? n/t

[ralps]

10. The Model/anchor person in the main studio

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[orleans]

12. yeah, i just heard that....the one who said if the people vote

for nagin they're "buying into his excuses"

what a snot bitch to say something like that

(what'll she say about mike???)

[ralps]

13. Gross now she's interviewing Alberto

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :puke: :puke: :puke: :grr:

[napi21]

14. Yea, I flipped on CNN to see if Mike was on yet and there he was.

I think this is the first time I've ever agreed with Alberto though. If there really is the kind of sh*t on the net that he was talking about, the posters should be hanged, along with whoever the perps were in the photos.

I don't care about sex pics, but that crap really is disgusting!

[BrklynLiberal]

45. The problem is that Gonzales looks and sounds so much like a perv himself.

[CountAllVotes]

15. *ack*

:puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :grr: :argh: !!!

[Gabi Hayes]

17. right....too bad one of the Homeland Security Enforcement people

got caught jacking off in front of a 14 year old girl at a florida mall

did you hear about that in the liberal media?

[0007]

40. Howdy ralps

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :puke: :puke: :puke: :grr:

[ralps]

46. Hi 0007

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[Peggy Day]

16. ready set, now!

[Gabi Hayes]

18. ready, set....NO!

WTF?

[Peggy Day]

19. whoops-a bit too early-sorry

[CatWoman]

20. should be after this segment on big oil's big profits

[Peggy Day]

Ok now-really!

[napi21]

21. Hmmm, CNN's clock must be broken! Their 30 mins is diff. than mine!

I guess they were talking aobut the lead in junk.

[Gabi Hayes]

25. NOW! and that bushbot perky b**** will be taking sides, you can be sure

[Gabi Hayes]

33. wow....she was challenging the Hitler jugend

she stops them both, saying neither of them answered her question

the little pimp did most of the talking

[ralps]

22. Firedoglake's posted a photo comparing Raymond to Fat Bastard

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[ralps]

23. Yay Here we go!!

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[onehandle]

24. Mike! nt

[CatWoman]

26. LOL

THIS IS AN "OILY" ADMINISTRATION!!! :rofl:

[napi21]

31. Somebody gave that little idiot speed pills! Listen to how fast he's

talking!

[SalmonChantedEvening]

27. A giggling little Bushmonkey....

[maveric]

28. Ben Fergeson?

Never heard of him.

[onehandle]

30. What a twit. nt

[CountAllVotes]

32. he's another little bow-tied bastard minus the bow-tie

:D :evilgrin:

:dem: :kick:

[crappyjazz]

34. Wikipedia answers

Ben Ferguson (born August 28, 1981) hosts a nationally syndicated, talk-radio show, The Ben Ferguson Show. He has authored a book called It's My America Too. A local talk-radio host throughout his teen years, Ferguson graduated from the University of Mississippi and lives in Washington, DC. He remains the youngest nationally-syndicated radio personality in the country.

Ferguson, a native of Memphis, Tennessee, broadcasts his talk-radio show six nights a week for Radio America's syndicated network Washington DC studio. His program focuses on current events from a conservative point of view and provides a forum for young adults primarily between the ages of 20 and 30, who call in to air their views.

He also is the founder of Secure Our Future, a group that promotes President Bush's plans to reform social security.


Who gives a shit, Carol Lin is an idiot! :)

[napi21]

Here ya go!

http://premierespeakers.com/3439/index.cfm?google=true

Ben Ferguson
America's Youngest Nationally Syndicated Talk Show Host

[ralps]

29. Gack She didn't let Mike Finish & now Ben's bringing the "Fighting

Terrorism" Mem :hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[Dinger]

37. Oh, For Fuck's Sake

Geee, I wonder why they weren't both right there in the studio, but that would have had to be pay per view, and I would've paid!

[onehandle]

35. What the Hell? A three minute segment?

And now they are going to talk about chimps?

Fuck CNN!

[janx]

44. That did no good whatsoever.

These cute, short "sparring" contests are insulting to viewers. It's not about any real discussion.

Malloy did well given the time he had though.

[Gabi Hayes]

36. the little Castrato's meme: do you want cheap gas, or....

do you WANT TO FIGHT TERROR!

that's what he actually said!

and to her credit, the hostess wasn't buying

unfortunately she let him filibuster the point for a LONG time

[ralps]

38. Frell This was a crappy segment. The Spokes anchor talked longer than

either Mike or Ben :hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :grr: :puke:

[BrklynLiberal]

39. What a total waste of Mike's time. That is ten minutes he will never

get back.

[mntleo2]

41. Mike Did Well

He even got in that Bush committed a crime! Wow. Whodda thunk "fair and balanced" CNN would allow such a thing?



Cat In Seattle

[TheWebHead]

42. computer generated rough transcript...

>> It's not the only time president bush has likened the war on terror to world war ii. Mike, back during world war ii, franklin roosevelt took the step of limiting oil company profits in order for american industry to go on during war times. Do you think the president should do that now?

>> Well, i think somebody needs to remind him, yet again, that iraq had nothing to do with the attack on this country on september 11, 2001. Suggesting that bush should institute some sort of price control or tax on profits implies that he is concerned about the american consumer. He is not. This is on oilly administration. Bush, cheney, condoleezza rice, these are all oil people. What is driving the price of oil are two things. First of all, bush's foreign policy, which is one of threatening oil producing countries and then invading them which has the tendency to drive up future prices. That's what we're paying for today at $75 a barrel.

>> Let's bring ben into this discussion. Ben, it's -- I know. You're funny. That's why i love having you.

>> I do what i can.

>> You do what you can, all right. Clearly, the office of the president and congress have the power to intervene in an emergency situation. I mean, some analysts say the fact that bush has been talking up iran, all right, or talking down iran, has been driving oil prices up in and of itself. Do you think the president should intervene on behalf of the consumer?

>> I would say to some people in america that are really mad about this right now, do you want to fight terrorism or do you want cheap gas? Now, you pick.

>> Why do you have to pick?

>> Personally, I would be safe and pay a little more more.

>> Why do you have to pick?

>> If you're going to go after places, like you're saying, iran to keep america safe, or iraq, to keep us safe, I'm okay with that. Here is the biggest difference between, again, world war ii and what we're dealing with now. During world war ii, we rationed everything, not just gaS. We were having to send tons of supplies overseas to troops. We're not having to do that here. The other thing that's very interesting here, you had 25 senators on the democratic side vote with president bush on his energy bill that passed in november, you had 75 democratic congressmen that voted for bush's energy bill. If they were so concerned about it in november and thought the president was such a bad, evil man, why did they join him in such major numbers to pass an energy bill? The other thing that's interesting is the democrats sent a memo out to all their candidates, there's a big fear in america. Go to gas stations and capitalize on this fear.

>> Yeah, but -- wait a second.

>> One candidate called it -- hold on. One candidate called the gas prices in america inhumanne.

>> Because people are going out and, selling their stuff so they can fill up their tank. That's what's happening out there right now.

>> Yeah, but you can't --

>> Mike?

>> This is crazy talk. In the first place, you don't fight -- the choice is not affordable gas at the pump and war on terror. For heaven's sake, get over that. What is driving the price of gas is bush's foreign policy, which is that of a criminal. That's A. B, the domestic policy.

>> The president --

>> Hold on a second. When the energy bill was passed, the united states congress, led by republicans, gave the oil industry a $14 billion tax break. This is on top of monumental profits. That's instant.

>> Guys, you know what? I'm going to have to stop you there, because neither of you are answering my question. But we did ask the same question of our audience. I invite both of you to tune in, to see what they had to say, to see whether president bush should be asked to institute limits on oil profits or oil prices.

>> He can'T.

>> He's not going to. The reason why he shouldn't is because capitalism is what makes this country so great. Since when has it been a crime to make money? The other thing is, you have to look at exxon herE.

>> Ben, the chairman of exxon got a $168 million payout and america wants some answers. This will not be the last time we'll be talking about this. So, back to the topic at hand, and I want to thank my guests tonight.

[ralps]

48. Thanks for the transcript TheWebHead

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[cal04]

43. Geez that was ridiculous. Too short

Mike didn't get to finish and that tweeb was an idiot

[orleans]

47. at the end sounded like ben said

no, why should bush try to put a hold on the the prices--that's capitalism

[drm604]

49. I think Mike did real well.

Carol asked if Bush should put some kind of freeze on gas prices, due to the war on terror, similar to what FDR did during World War II. Mike questioned the assumptions behind Carol's question (she was assuming that Iraq was somehow related to the war or terror), and he didn't let that little Republican snot get away with it either. The guy said that high gas prices are a necessary cost of fighting terror (implying that Iraq is somehow related to 9/11) and that we have to make a choice between fighting terror or having cheap gas. Mike would not let him get away with that and said that Iraq and Iran have nothing to do with 9/11. Mike said that the high gas prices are a result of Bush's criminal middle east policies. Mike pretty much got in the last word on that subject. Carol complained that neither of them were answering her question but she was actually more hostile toward the Repub.

On Edit: I was calling the hostess the wrong name.