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While I look forward to his interview with Bush tonight (and for the next three!), I’ve had a few “No Spin” items spinning on my brain for a few days that I’d like to toss out.<\/p>\nWhile I look forward to his interview with Bush tonight (and for the next three!), I’ve had a few “No Spin” items spinning on my brain for a few days that I’d like to toss out.<\/p>\n
A quick check of the Air America Radio website<\/a>, would have told O’Reilly that they are on “32 Stations Nationwide” according to the banner headline on the front page of their site. After his statement the first day we could have been generous and called it a mistake. Repeating it verbatim the next day, however, was no mistake. It was just spin.<\/div>\n The answer (that the guest didn’t have at hand) is Sean Hannity who lent his imprimatur to the Republican National Party by narrating videos for the GOP Convention website. I wrote O’Reilly to name the name, but so far, I haven’t noticed any on-air corrections or condemnations for it. You can still hear Hannity at the GOPConvention website right here<\/a>.<\/div>\nITEM #2: For the last several weeks O’Reilly has been going on about James Carville and Paul Begala working with the Kerry Campaign in an unpaid advisory capacity while continuing their role as co-hosts on CNN’s Crossfire<\/i>. While, unlike O’Reilly, neither Carville nor Begala refer to themselves as journalists, but rather as admitted partisans who host the liberal side of a political debate show. At the end of last week O’Reilly huffed at one of his guests who challenged “the bloviator’s” claim as disingenous because Fox does virtually nothing but<\/i> support the Bush campaign. O’Reilly then launched into a challenge asking him to “Name names!” about who does that at Fox, promising he would call them out if they did! <\/p>\n