My blood ran cold when I read this post...please look at it....it is so very important

[dixiegrrrrl]

We sorta "knew" it was this blatant, but this post proves it.

Leaked Audio: 8 Things Trump And Morning Joe Hosts Discussed When Cameras Were Off

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10027632468

[livetohike]

1. K&R

[LiberalArkie]

2. Growing up, I worked at 2 TV stations in the mid 60's. People running for office, or really anyone

being interviewed were always asked by the reporter what questions should be asked. I don't think that changed until 60 minutes came along and started to "Gotcha interview" style. But everything was more civil back then. No one ever question what politicians or business leaders said. No one questioned what the defense department said about Viet Nam. That was "And that's the way it is" from Cronkite.

[Wellstone ruled]

3. Had a family member that worked

part time at a major Midwest TV Station. As a writer for the Floor Producers,it was his job to formulate the Q&A for On Air Talent. As he has said many times,if you only knew how things are created and various themes are used to do on air programming. If Station Management liked someone who is of his or her friend,the Q&A was crafted to go softball. And that Station Management was and is hard core Rethug.