Daily Show Mocks Eric Bolling

Eric Bolling is the gift that keeps on giving.

Glenn Greenwald Speaks About Edward Snowden

Glenn Greenwald spoke at Socialism 2013 about how he came to meet Edward Snowden. Greenwald goes on to explain the reasoning behind Snowden leaking the information that the NSA was spying on American citizens. Greenwald said that Snowden knew that he would become a fugitive and hunted for the rest of his life. This video is must see for people interested in the Snowden story.

Update: one thing that is mentioned by people that know Greenwald is that is is very funny. Greenwald makes several strong points about the media with fantastic humor. Greenwald is funny.

Update: Greenwald interviewed by Eric Bolling on Fox and Friends. Somewhere Joy-Ann Reid's head is exploding.

Stupid Quote of the Day

" The conspiracy theorist in me says IRS, AP phone scandals are cover for the about-to-explode #Benghazi scandal. TooLate"

Eric Bolling, on Twitter.

Yes, nothing will help the political fortunes more than the Obama administration having to deal with three political scandals simultaneously. Bolling is so politically astute that he should leave Fox News and do political consulting work for the Republican Party. I'm sure the RNC would love to hear Bolling's ideas on the benefits of the GOP inflicting several scandals on itself. That worked so well during Bush's second term.

Quote of the Day

"Can't wait to sink my teeth into the August jobs report..pile of garbage cooked up by partisan Bureau of Labor Statistics #Criminal."

Eric Bolling, Fox News host.

I asked Bolling on Twitter what law has been broken by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Accusing a federal government organization of breaking the law is a serious charge. Bolling has a responsibily as a member of the media to cite the law he believes was broken. Otherwise, he has no right to go on Fox News and say he is fair and balanced.

I asked Bolling on Twitter what law has the Bureau of Labor Statistics broken. Bolling has not tweeted a response.

Quote of Day

"We were certainly safe between 2000 and 2008 — I don’t remember any terrorist attacks on American soil during that period of time."

Eric Bolling, host of the Fox News show The Five.

Bolling defends the Bush administration not finding WMDs in Iraq by falsing claiming there were terrorist attacks in America between 2000 to 2008. I wonder if Bolling realizes that Bill Clinton was President in 2000 or the the World Trade Center towers no longer exist.