Showing posts with label major garrett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label major garrett. Show all posts
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Fox's Major Garrett Lands Obama Interview in China
People are making a big deal out of Fox landing Obama, given the "controversy. " But Anita Dunn and the rest of the White House staffers have always said they respected Fox's White House reporters. It was the other more dubious "reporters" at Fox they objected to:
FOX News had to go to China to get President Barack Obama.
When the traveling president sits for a round robin of television news interviews in Beijing, FOX's Major Garrett says he'll be in the loop of five that get 10 minutes apiece with the president.
Garrett "tweeted'' this from China: "I will interview POTUS on camera Wed am here in Beijing. 4 other networks will too. 10 mins per. Many had asked. Can say now.''
CNN senior White House correspondent Ed Henry also gets an interview with the president, which will start airing at 6 am EST Wednesday on CNN's American Morning. Swamp
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Sunday, August 23, 2009
Goodbye Bill Hello Obamas
The threat of Bill has passed as the Obamas are due to arrive at Martha's Vineyard:
The Obamas arrive, Bo too:
A special note for the conservatives out there, Obama is paying for the trip.
Fox searches for news--the Blue Heron farm, where the Obamas are staying, is owned by a republican who supported McCain.
The Obamas arrive, Bo too:
A special note for the conservatives out there, Obama is paying for the trip.
Fox searches for news--the Blue Heron farm, where the Obamas are staying, is owned by a republican who supported McCain.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Fox Reporter Insists White House Collecting Emails Unlawfully
Most of the questions that concern Fox reporters seem to revolve around building a case for what they perceive as Obama's socialist plot. Fox people have said that Obama is collecting an "enemies list" by answering questions at the Reality Check website (which, by the way, is a great way to ask a question about a rumor, no names required, just an email for a reply). Gibbs needs to confront these questions straight up. Sure, the insinuations behind the questions are ridiculous, but there are many people who believe this stuff. The people who receive David Axelrod's emails without requesting them were probably signed up by a concerned relative. I wonder how many people sign up their grannies, worried that they're being inundated with lies from the right wing.
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