Not only ‘armed’ guards but, ‘armed’ guards with alleged ‘assault’ weapons. Just a tad hypocritical at best given all of Piers Morgan’s gun control drivel. Note who the guard says they work for in the video.
These are the types of weapons, President Obama yesterday said were ‘weapons of war‘.
There’s a channel called Logo TV?
ZUCKER UNTUCKED:@rupaul scored 565,000 viewers on LOGO vs @piersmorgan 545,000 on CNN in Monday 9 PM showdown…
— MATT DRUDGE (@DRUDGE) January 31, 2013
Via Newsbusters, more media bias on display from CNN. Another example of Mr. Acosta’s bias can be found at this link.
Saw this yesterday on CNN. The NRA is right, the media speaks for the elites. Wolf Blitzer shows he has NO idea what happens at a gun show.
What Texas wants to do is what Wyoming recently did and nullify Federal law.
Via Mediaite
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani stopped by Starting Point Monday morning, where he was asked to weigh in on the upcoming debate between Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama. He thought Romney was a consistently good debater and would turn in a strong performance this week, but thought Obama’s last showing was “really troubling” and a “shock.” Giuliani was also unimpressed by Joe Biden‘s performance during last week’s vice presidential debate, calling it “very damaging” to the re-election campaign. “What the heck’s he laughing at?” he asked.
Host Soledad O’Brien then brought up the Obama campaign’s argument that, if Republicans are criticizing laughter, they actually don’t have anything of substance with which to find fault.
“There’s plenty to criticize,” said Giuliani. “I mean, the cover-up of Benghazi is startling…” At that point, when guest Richard Socarides attempted to cut in, Giuliani pressed forward. “Can I finish?,” he asked. “Can I finish my statement before you get all upset? I mean, the reality is he said we didn’t know they were asking for more security. Where the heck was he? I mean, they were demanding more security. They were begging for more security. Susan Rice goes on television four days later — I was on CNN with her that morning — and says it was a spontaneous demonstration. I knew it wasn’t. I knew it wasn’t; I’m not part of the administration. I knew it wasn’t the day after. And she had to know it wasn’t. They were saying it wasn’t. The National Security adviser said it was a terrorist plot.”
The White House is essentially trying to run out the clock by holding off on giving real answers until after the election, said Giuliani, who did not hesitate to label the matter a “cover-up.” “The statement was made, including by the President of the United States, that this was due to this terrible movie about Mohammed,” said Giuliani.
“He actually didn’t say that,” O’Brien replied. “The actual verbatim of what he said, he did not say it was something other than that. But it was mentioned, but he did not specifically say this was due to a movie.”
“Man, the defensive — Am I debating with the President’s campaign? [...] I mean, the defense of the President is overwhelming,” said Giuliani.
Read more at this link.
Via Newsbusters, CNN reporter Jim Acosta asked Mitt Romney today,
“If you were to somehow beat the first African-American president, what would you say to the black community to assure them that you would be their president also?”
I was stunned watching this live but, as I have shown before, this should not be unexpected at CNN. For more about CNN’s bias, see this link about Soledad O’Brien.
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