Brit Hume

I got some feedback from my recent article on Brit Hume’s proselytizing on Fox News Sunday in January.  Few were willing to put their opinions “on the air” however.  The feedback did not appear on my website for all to see, but came in the form of Facebook messages, which are (presumably) private, and emails. Criticism ranged from astonishment that I am not a Christian to fears that I might be a Buddhist (and the guy who said it is not from China).  One person, knowing that I had written an...Read Full Story

"...for here there is no place that does not see you. You must change your life." Recently, Britt Hume took material form to go on Fox News Sunday and imply that the BP oil spill was not really a big deal. “There’s a good question today if you are standing on the Gulf,” the former anchor said, “and that is, where is the oil?” In addition to baffling Juan Williams in an extremely amusing fashion, Hume seemed to be arguing that media reports of thousands of gallons of crude forming an oil slick...Read Full Story

With so many bloggers thrilled that Jim Treacher’s research, illuminating find right there before all our eyes and his post at The Daily Caller bringing to light the fact that Obama wrote about eating dog meat in his memoir “Dreams From My Father” and the Twitter tidal wave that ensued forced the story to go mainstream news within 24 hours, I was equally thrilled to find this tweet Sunday night:Read Full Story

Tomorrow night, NBC’s Jimmy Fallon will be sitting down with President Obama for a conversation on his light-hearted late night comedy show– this, coupled with Jay Leno‘s assertion last night that Republicans have better senses of humor than Democrats led Bill O’Reilly to ask Brit Hume tonight what the appeal for the President would be [...]Read Full Story

Here's the mumbling, bumbling, somnambulistic Brit Hume (Fox News' "Senior Political Analyst!") commenting on NPR's ouster of smarmy, whiny Fox News tool Juan Williams, as quoted in Sam Stein's piece on the Huffingtom Post:And I think it is simply this, that in the culture of NPR, appearing on Fox is a sin. And in the culture of NPR, for an African American man like Juan, regardless of his extraordinary stature, to be there and be kind of a Bill Cosby liberal, not a down-the-line liberal, is...Read Full Story