Posted on 09/13/2012 12:53:49 PM PDT by Ge0ffrey
The Today show apparently felt that Kris Jenners breasts were more important than a moment of silence for the Sept. 11 victims.
Today chose not to cut away yesterday at 8:46 a.m. to mark the beginning of the attacks, choosing instead to continue with Savannah Guthries interview with Keeping Up With the Kardashians mom Jenner (pictured) talking about her breast implants and the new season of her E! show.
In New York, Ch. 4, which airs Today, did cut away to mark the moment the first plane hit the towers in 2001.
Both Good Morning America and CBS This Morning marked the moment of silence at 8:46 a.m.
A Today spokeswoman said the show had an interview with a World Trade Center survivor earlier in the show and that NBC did insert coverage of the moment into the West Coast feed of Today.
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The DNC made and DNC/YouTube released anti muslim flick is fake.
It’s purpose is to take focus off of US economy.
I don’t like forced national moments of silence. I’ll be silent when I feel like it, or when local ceremony or other conditions dictate. However much I care about boobs in general I would rather wretch than hear about hers. But I don’t care in particular about NBC covering them instead of silence. It’s just one more thing I didn’t watch on NBC.
“The Today show apparently felt that Kris Jenners breasts were more important than a moment of silence for the Sept. 11 victims.”
Laz would probably want to examine all of the evidence before passing judgment on this question. :>)
Seriousy, NBC and the rest of the LS media are Leftist scum (but I repeat myself).
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