29 Jun 07
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MSNBC Anchor Rips Up Paris Hilton News Story.
Mika Brzezinski, anchor of MSNBC's Morning Joe, refuses to talk about Paris Hilton.
(03:01)
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There ought to be more journalists like Mika Brzezinski. My compliments for this lady.
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Edit: The thread's title reveals what can be on a man's mind beside sex ....... 😵
30 Jun 07
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Originally posted by ivanhoeI watch that show and....hate to say it, but...I'd rather watch Paris Hilton tear up a stort about Mika....That's hot
MSNBC Anchor Rips Up Paris Hilton News Story.
Mika Brzezinski, anchor of MSNBC's Morning Joe, refuses to talk about Paris Hilton.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww2bFPiI8qg (03:01)
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There ought to be more journalists like Mika Brzezinski. My compliments for this lady.
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Edit: The thread's title reveals what can be on a man's mind beside sex ....... 😵
02 Jul 07
Originally posted by ivanhoeThe mission of journalists is to inform -- in that way Mika is right. But the mission of the media as a whole is to "make you look". So in that regard, Paris Hilton is right up there with:
MSNBC Anchor Rips Up Paris Hilton News Story.
Mika Brzezinski, anchor of MSNBC's Morning Joe, refuses to talk about Paris Hilton.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww2bFPiI8qg (03:01)
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There ought to be more journalists like Mika Brzezinski. My compliments for this lady.
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Edit: The thread's title reveals what can be on a man's mind beside sex ....... 😵
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Someone staring up in the air will make other people will stop and stare too. That's in our nature. But it's not news.
I would value a source of unbiased, uneditorialized news, though. Like we used to have in "the good old days" (didn't we? Wasn't that Walter Cronkite?)
02 Jul 07
Originally posted by spruce112358I doubt that such a source ever existed. The media have always been partisan--how could they not? Not that some have done an exceptional job of appearing impartial. The BBC used to do that pretty well, although people are onto them these days.
I would value a source of unbiased, uneditorialized news, though. Like we used to have in "the good old days" (didn't we? Wasn't that Walter Cronkite?)