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Time for Lunch, Not an Interview
Bill O’Reilly last night showed footage of Fox News reporter Jesse Waters trying to get answers out of Al Gore about Arctic sea ice recovery and his financial interests in his continuing effort to keep global warming environoia alive.
Bill O’Reilly last night showed footage of Fox News reporter Jesse Waters trying to get answers out of Al Gore about Arctic sea ice recovery and his financial interests in his continuing effort to keep global warming environoia alive. The former vice president wanted no part of it:
Hat tip to Mark Gillar of Climategate Country Club.
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Danny Mujica| 4.13.10 @ 10:46AM
It's funny how he wants to remind everyone that he was once Vice President, as if we're supposed to treat with him with some sort of respect because of it. I'm okay with respecting a Vice President but not a scam artist who's using his position to influence his pocket. I like the last question: "Do you stand to gain any money from Cap and Trade?"
Ken (Old Texican)| 4.13.10 @ 10:52AM
Algore's several week silence during "climate-gate" says it all.
He was in total hunker down mode, hoping he didn't go to jail, and hoping the storm would blow over or be spun.
Heh, he was probably also figuring out who to point the finger at, if everything came to light.
"Help me help me, I was lied to as well."