This is all available for your own listening and viewing. See the link above for details. Additionally, WNBC in New York reported a transcript of the Jennings Interview.

(Apologies to everyone who is already aware of this. The Stranger, are you concerned about press being ejected by police from a press conference at the behest of a political candidate who does not like the press' line of questioning?)

Anyways, onto the actual post. Of course, he's attacking Bill. He knows that nothing gets the base more riled up than Bill Clinton. I mean, how dare he bring about unprecedented peace and prosperity? If he drops another two points, get ready to hear more about Monica. Two points after that, Paula Jones. Two points beyond that, and he'll dive right off into "Vince Foster was murdered" land, and begin distributing Falwell's tape claiming that Bill was a coke smuggler.

you post this every time Giuliani comes up. We know, but post it when it's something more directly relevant.

The man is running for President of The United States on his supposedly-stong-leadership during the 9/11 disaster. Until the simple mention of his name conjures images of Giuliani lying about 9/11, and of his staff bullying reporters into not asking about 9/11 -- going so far as to have police toss a reporter out of a press conference, break his camera, and arrest him for trespassing, then to warn other reporters not to ask any more questions about 9/11 -- I think this is relevant to every discussion of Giuliani.

The first step towards making that happen is to get even a single mainstream news source (that includes alt-weeklies like The Stranger) to report on this. None have. Why not? Does anyone here think this is something unworthy of reporting?

If you told the average American that one or more Presidential candidates had made contradictory statements about his foreknowledge of the World Trade Center twin towers' collapse, and that the press are not allowed to ask about said foreknowledge, do you think that average American would believe it? "Oh, no. Not in The United States. We have a free press." Bullshit. Not any more, we don't.

Would someone from The Stranger care to explain why this is not worthy of reporting?

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