I walked on the Moon.
Posted on 04/26/2015 10:27:24 AM PDT by nickcarraway
He just doesn’t get it. You can tell as many whoppers about the Democrats-In-Charge as you like. Indeed, you are obliged to. But you aren’t supposed to lie about yourself.
He got away easy by his media pals yesterday. The worst he got was cicely saying, “what can I say about brian Williams?? [pause] Nothing, because I work for NBC!”
The tough part for the media is Brian Williams is a reflection of all of them.
Some people are just born liars. They can’t tell the truth.
Bill Clinton
Hillary Clinton
Barry Soetoro
Brian Williams
It’s getting to the point where it’s pointless to continue digging up the lies. NBC should show some mercy and make a decision and an announcement regarding his final fate and just be done with it. Maybe the reason they haven’t is because they want to bring him back and be able to make a show that he has been thoroughly scrutinized. That would be a really dumb move.
He’ll be hired on as an adviser to Hillary.
I walked on the Moon.
Everyday, this saying keeps coming to mind:
“Believe none of what you hear and half of what you see.”
Benjamin Franklin
The more dirt they find the easier it’ll be to cut him loose, and the lower the severance settlement will be. They’re probably hoping that the steady drip will finally cause he to scream, “OK!. I quit!”
HIM to scream....
“I walked on the moon...”
Well, I did the moon walk like Michael Jackson... Same thing!
Barky and Hillary lie about everything.
Most media people can’t stop lying.
Hardball time...NBC deliberately leaked these latest revelations, in an effort to get Williams to resign and avoid a messy dismissal. But according to various media reports, the network will still have to pay somewhere between $20 and $30 million to get rid of their lying anchor.
However, don’t count Williams completely out. Lester Holt’s ratings have been slipping and ABC’s David Muir is expanding his lead in the desired, 18-54 demographic. Holt is a competent news reader, but he can’t hold an audience, and NBC doesn’t have anyone waiting in the wings. There are enough morally corrupt TV execs who would gladly put Williams back in the anchor chair if they thought he could get them back to #1.
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