Brian Lamm on C-SPAN's "Q & A" interviewed FoxNews CEO Roger Ailes the other night. http://www.q-and-a.org/Program/?ProgramID=1001_ Lamb: "What do they teach in journalism school?" Ailes: "Well I think they get too political from time to time. I think they draw conclusions for students, at least many of the ones that I have talked to._ They don't necessarily teach them the simple things of gather all the facts, present all the facts._ I think in many cases they have agendas._ You know,_ I was asked by a university to give them some money and I went to the university and I taught a couple of classes and I interviewed a bunch of students and I said: 'I'm not going to give you any money until you can graduate somebody who likes America._ It's not a bad country you know._ Soon as you get me somebody like that I'll get you some money , but based on what they're learning, you'd think we lived somewhere else.'"
Exactly the pot calling the kettle black. The Faux News Network is a propaganda machine for the Neo Cons and far right wingers. They serve no other purpose than to let the Bush crowd get away with any lie or misdeed and at the same time whine and cry about how liberals have messed things up. Well Cons, you have had the podium since 1980 - ask yourself, is the nation better off? Murdoch and company doesn't love America, he loves to make money but spreading discontent and propaganda.
The CEO of Faux News complaining about bias? Now that's the funniest thing I've heard all day. -=Steve=-
