Fox Anchor Under Fire

[Danno 1,228]

I like Fox news but hardly ever get the chance to watch it.

I think Shepard Smith has the best delivery of any news caster I have seen.

Not familiar with him enough to know how he does or would do on a more serious setting.

My fav (which I used to catch on Podcast) was Tim Russert on Face the Nation, I never could see a bias in his work.... and I love that intro music piece they use(d).

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

So, because he bucks the Fox boat and is sort of fair and balanced, Fox are going to fire him?

I doubt it. I don't usually watch the guy (wrong time of the week for TV), but I caught his bit on the bird attacks and he was actually kind of funny, in a deadpan, Monty Python way.

We'll see.. the right isn't exactly well known for tolerance of other opinions.

If you actually watched Fox, you'd know it displays plenty of differing views. You can always tell when someone is offering an opinion without observation, but you've admitted before to doing that.

I've probably watched Fox more than you... it's on at work all day, so you're dead wrong.

Sorry. I don't believe you. You can't watch it all day and think Fox is intolerant of a diversity of thought. You're a seminar poster when it comes to criticising conservative media.

[nowhereman 1]

I like Fox news but hardly ever get the chance to watch it.

I think Shepard Smith has the best delivery of any news caster I have seen.

Not familiar with him enough to know how he does or would do on a more serious setting.

My fav (which I used to catch on Podcast) was Tim Russert on Face the Nation, I never could see a bias in his work.... and I love that intro music piece they use(d).

Russert was very objective... it was a terrible loss when he died.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I've seen Shepard Smith a few times - he's not exactly Ron Burgundy, but I can't say I think a lot of him.