Brian Kilmeade on Fox and Friends.

[ConservativeMan55]

I watched Fox and Friends this morning, and Brian Kilmeade was back from Kuwait. He was telling different stories about the soldiers there.

The snow and ice was extremely thick this morning, and the Foxnews camera panned outside to the street, and Brian and the other co-hosts noticed that several cars were stuck on the ice.

During the next segment, Brian and about 30 people went outside and pushed and pulled three different stuck cars out of the ice and snow. One of which was a New York Policeman.

You wouldn't see any other anchors doing this. I love Foxnews!!!

[LS]

His reports were always interesting. Sometimes he went too fast, probably due to excitement. But I learned a lot watching the demonstration of the chem suits and the chow lines and so on. Moreover, you can bet our TROOPS appreciated him and Fox. Are there ANY other mainstream news media people there with the troops?

[maica]

Great idea! I am hoping that Fox could put the segments together for a stand alone show. I have always appreciated Brian's quick wit, but his rapport with the troops (and the brass) was really outstanding.

[Republic]

I once lived near Pat when my family lived in MD, (Severna Park) for three years after almost seven in GE. He is much loved in MD.

This article (I guess a speech) by Pat is so appropo today (it was given last summer) it is amazing. And it is so full of quotable quotes ya cannot chip any single one out without feeling like it is just the ice flake off an iceberg.

I loved every single word. Thank you for posting this. It is a keeper.

For sure, Pat recognizes and disparages the lack of diversity of thought in his 'other' community (the Hollyweird one) and I loved how he applied it to the New York Times! Too perfect! And I did love the way he nailed ol Rob Reiner. Too deserved! hehe

[cactusSharp]

I watched it too !!!!!!!11 Kilmead was awesome
I was hi fiving the celing...........woohooo

[syriacus]

Hard to believe one school district could bring you both Alec Baldwin (the Bloviator) and Brian Kilmeade (who, with Peggy Noonan, seems, from TV, to be the best of the bunch listed below).

  From Baldwin to Bedford Falls

By Michael Watt

So yesterday Bill – you know, William Baldwin of the Massapequa Baldwins -- ...

.... Tim Van Patten whom some of you might remember as “Salami” from “The White Shadow” but that’s only because you don’t know that he has directed several episodes of “The Sopranos” and “Touched By Angel.” ...

Tim, you should know, also graduated from Massapequa High School. With me, Class of 1977. As did Brian Setzer, Brian Baldinger of Fox Sports and NFL fame and Jessica Hahn, for that matter. Jerry Seinfeld graduated a few years (1972) before I did, but my brother in-law lives with his family in the first house the Seinfelds bought when they moved to Massapequa. My good friends Laura Savini of WLIW Channel 21 and Brian Kilmeade of Fox News are also from Massapequa. Peggy Noonan the speechwriter grew up in Massapequa Park, and Ron “Born on the Fourth of July” Kovic’s father was my Little League coach.

Oh, and did I mention the Buttafuoco’s (MHS Class of 1974, both of them)?

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Not all the following folks grew up in the Massapequa/Massapequa Park area

Neighborhood News

Race car champion Jim Brown lived in Massapequa Park until a crackup took his life in the very race that made him famous all those years, the Indianapolis 500...

Weatherman Frank Field lived in Nassau Shores, where his son, meteorologist Storm Field, later made his home.

Will Rogers, homespun writer, sharp-witted philosopher, comedic cinema cowoy had a home on Clocks Boulevard in East Massapequa. Some of his contemporaries lived across the street and together they rode the marshes making action films.

Christine Jorgenson, who had the first highly publicized sex change operation, lived just west of the Massapequa reservoir. She took walks around the neighborhood, attracting the curious from all over. An observer’s walk to the bocce court and/or the reservoir would usually net a view of the long-legged beauty, who was once a guy.

[Wphile]

I remember reading that speech by Pat Sajak. He is so right. Hollywood is just a bunch of spoiled, self-serving, egotistical, and well paid actors. They have no business speaking beyond what they are paid to read from the script. Loved the shot about Hollywood's hatred of big business when they, in fact, are big business and much more skewed toward the high end than any corporation is. Sheesh...the top dog gets $20 million for 3 months "work" and the key grips and camera guys get hardly anything. The hypocrisy is endless.

[jmaroneps37]

I don't say this lightly or in a casual manner but; Thank God for FOX. How else would we get the truth? CBS ABC NBC? ha ha ha ha ha!!

[CyberAnt]

I just adore Shep. He has the most gorgeous eyes - they are so clear and sparkling - Wow!! Toooooo bad he's so young!!

[mathluv]

I loved the one where the mother and two sons were in the studio. The oldest boy - about 3 yo - was so happy to see his daddy on the TV in the studio, he wanted to run over to it.

[jackbill]

later in the week Pat Sajack is going to fill in for him! WHoo Hoo!

Sajak will be starting a weekend show on FNC soon. Watch for it.

[mewzilla]

Did anyone catch the bit about the quote that was posted outside the entrance to Camp New York? I think it was a quote from Isaiah? Anyone recall?

[ConservativeMan55]

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