O'Reilly's Round Two with Letterman Centers on Letterman's Disgust wit

FNC's Bill O'Reilly returned to the Late Show Friday night for round two with David Letterman over Iraq. In the show taped on Monday but not aired until Friday, Letterman expressed disgust with the war: "So we've made a mistake in war, so we stay there and kill as many Americans as we possibly can? That's the way you get out of a mistake?" At another point, Letterman fretted: “It's all about oil…
Brent Baker

Friday Morning: More Running From Bush, Michael J. Fox, And A View Of

Tim Graham

Capital Times: "Limbaugh Should Be Ashamed, But Isn't

Mike Bates

Matthews Slurs South: 'Everyone in Northern Virginia Reads Books, They

All that was missing was the theme music from Deliverance. Not content to condemn George Allen for raising the issue of Jim Webb's racy writing, Chris Matthews decided on this evening's Hardball to slur the entire Commonwealth of Virginia south of the DC suburbs.Interviewing senior Webb campaign advisor Steve Jarding [Chris did indicate that he had unsuccessfully tried to get an Allen…
Mark Finkelstein

Lynne Cheney Blasts CNN: ‘Why Are You Running Terrorist Propaganda

During an interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, Lynne Cheney turned the tables on the cable network and bluntly asked if Blitzer wanted the U.S. to win in Iraq: Lynne Cheney: "Right, But what is CNN doing running terrorist tape of terrorist shooting Americans? I mean, I thought Duncan Hunter asked you a very good question and you didn’t answer it. Do you want us to win?" Wolf Blitzer: "The answer,…
Scott Whitlock

O'Reilly Returns to Late Show Friday Night, Letterman Calls Him a 'Lia

David Letterman treated FNC's Bill O'Reilly and conservative views with disdain as the two got into a bit of tempest when O'Reilly last appeared on the Late Show back on Tuesday, January 3, as detailed in my NewsBusters post of the time (with video), “Letterman Denounces Iraq War, Sheehan Critics.” O'Reilly will be a guest again on tonight's (Friday) show which was, oddly, taped on Monday and…
Brent Baker

The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: October 21 to

With less then two weeks to go before the midterm elections, two separate programs, on two different networks, speculated that the Republicans are colluding with big oil to lower gas prices. The "Today" show wondered if this indicated "a vast right-wing conspiracy."Fox’s Geraldo Rivera speculated that America was seeing a case of "gas pump pimping." Meanwhile, ABC’s "Nightline" weighed in on…
Scott Whitlock

Profiting Too Much

'World News Tonight' reporter fusses over Exxon's third-quarter figures.
Julia A. Seymour

CNN’s Response to Webb Novel Revelations Follows Media Playbook to a

As NewsBusters reported Friday, some rather steamy sex scenes are depicted in the novels of the Democrat challenger to Sen. George Allen (R-Virginia), Jim Webb. In NB’s report, the question was raised as to how the media would handle these revelations. An article posted at CNN’s website likely gives us a clue. In fact, you can tell the slant of the story just from the headline, “Webb on sex…
Noel Sheppard

CNN Promotes Bush Assassination Flick- For Free

CNN’s "American Morning" devoted four minutes of air time, and free advertising, to a faux documentary that includes a digitally created assassination of George W. Bush. The network, which has refused to air commercials for the controversial "Death of a President," instead featured the film’s director on the Friday edition of its morning show. Anchor Miles O’Brien opened the interview with some…
Scott Whitlock

Rivera’s Rambling Rant Against Republicans

Geoffrey Dickens

A.M. Shows Ignored Webb Novel Scandal, But Nets Giggled at Steamy Newt

Tim Graham

Exxon, More Successful Than … Iceland

Dan Gainor

Camille Paglia Mocks Liberals' 'Overblown Fear of Fox News

Tom Johnson