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« The Journalist's Neutrality | Main | Dealing with Hezbollah » July 20, 2006The NYT, part IIIf the actions below aren't enough evidence for you, Stephen Colbert explains why "The NY Times want you and your family dead." Posted by Joshua Claybourn at July 20, 2006 09:19 PM CommentsThanks for the link, that was a good episode. Like stating the Brit Hume "pretends" to be a reporter, and the wonderfully uneccesary reference to exposed breasts. Oh and Josh, Colbert's work is satire. Is this an attempt to break down your own argument? I think that monlogue by Colbert solidifies all the holes in the Administration's arguments. Posted by: Brian at July 21, 2006 01:27 PM | permalink Posted by: Joshua Claybourn at July 21, 2006 01:53 PM | permalink Reminder: the LA Times and Wall Street Journal posted their own articles on the possibly illegal NSA banking monitoring program on the same day the Times did and and the president himself has repeatedly Says Tom Keane: "I may disagree with what the Times did, but it certainly wasn't a criminal act in any way. That's what news organizations do. With a free press that's what happens." Posted by: JohnS at July 22, 2006 10:42 AM | permalink Post a comment |
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