Shep is pretty unassuming and low key - however, remember he is the lead newscaster for Fox. Not a bad icon for Fox to portray - he kinda goes along with fair and balanced
“When will you be interviewing Jon Corzine?” Smith demanded sternly.
"We have in multiple requests,” Bream answered meekly, “and when it comes in, we'll let you know."
The only Shep this reminds is of the three stooges. He chastised his own reporter for not interviewing Corzine, when it was Corzine that turned down her request.
So now a sanctimonious buffoon becomes the darling of the Elaine's crowd. Puhleez.
Leave my Shep alone, he is so cute.
ReplyDeleteGrove kind of makes Shep out to be the Joe Scarborough of Fox, or is Joe the Shep of MSNBC?
ReplyDeleteShep is pretty unassuming and low key - however, remember he is the lead newscaster for Fox. Not a bad icon for Fox to portray - he kinda goes along with fair and balanced
ReplyDeleteNext thing Grove will pick on are puppies.
ReplyDeleteYes, puppies! Privately owned, greedy puppies, which must be brought to heel by government regulation through a Puppy Czar!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the big deal? That's his job... to report the news!!!
ReplyDeleteBeck, O'Reilly, and Hannity have OPINION shows, so of course they will be biased toward their beliefs.
It's amazing that critics can't figure this out. (or choose not to)
“When will you be interviewing Jon Corzine?” Smith demanded sternly.
ReplyDelete"We have in multiple requests,” Bream answered meekly, “and when it comes in, we'll let you know."
The only Shep this reminds is of the three stooges. He chastised his own reporter for not interviewing Corzine, when it was Corzine that turned down her request.
So now a sanctimonious buffoon becomes the darling of the Elaine's crowd.
Puhleez.
Smug arrogant bumpkin who washed out of Ole Miss.
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