Steve Kelley by Steve Kelley

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  1. Ken Warren

    Ken Warren said, 1 day ago

    Unimportant but funny.

  2. scottfreitas

    scottfreitasGenius_badge said, 1 day ago

    Well at least people who watch cable news finally got to see Osama speak without a TelePrompTer. As opposed to the maybe 12,966 total viewers shared between CNN and MSNBC…

  3. Ken Warren

    Ken Warren said, about 24 hours ago

    As I understand it Fox News, using their current policy that they used for Palin and the “huge crowds” that showed up for a Washington protest, just used some old footage from last year.

  4. ANandy

    ANandy said, about 13 hours ago

    Another BozOTUS flip-flop. Fox is no longer just an entertainment medium.

  5. believecommonsense

    believecommonsenseGenius_badge said, about 5 hours ago

    Ken,

    Fox now has five known (confirmed) cases of using footage from unrelated prior events for whatever current news stories they are supposedly reporting.

    The latest one was on Sean Hannity’s show, but the first four were on their news programs, not commentators.

    I really don’t know how one network can make the same mistake five times. Seems to me someone has to go out of their way to retrieve old, unrelated footage and edit it into a completely separate event. I don’t know how that could happen by mistake.

  6. fennec

    fennec said, less than a minute ago

    I agree, BCS. It’s not a mistake.