Matt Taibbi Slams David Gregory: 'I Don't Know How He Can Call Himself A Journalist'

[MADem]

79. Just stop it. Everyone can see what you're doing, and it's pretty low down.

Here's a link for you--I provided it elsewhere but apparently you were too wrapped up in your sanctimony to click on it and read it. http://www.oreilly-sucks.com/peabodyfacts1.htm

That's where the whole business started. Later, when O'Reilly was fighting with Al Franken, he dialed it back to a Polk...or perhaps YOU forgot about that (or were maybe too young to remember)?

As Franken pointed out in his book, the University of Georgia, which administers the George Foster Peabody awards, lists every winner since 1940; Inside Edition is not among the recipients. Franken wrote that he contacted O'Reilly regarding this inconsistency, and O'Reilly explained that it was a George Polk award -- not a Peabody -- that Inside Edition had won. Franken relayed this information to former Washington Post columnist Lloyd Grove. In his March 1, 2001, "The Reliable Source" column, Grove quoted O'Reilly admitting his mistake: "Al Franken is on a jihad against me. So I got mixed up between a Peabody Award and a Polk Award, which is just as prestigious." Franken noted on page 70 of Lies: "A couple other papers picked up the Peabody story from the Post. Newsday ran a March 8 [2001] column by Robert Reno titled 'Some Factors About O'Reilly Aren't Factual.' " ....

http://mediamatters.org/research/2005/11/08/on-the-situation-author-alan-skorski-falsely-at/134181

Inside Edition, as I said, was like the TMZ of its day. And that is operative with or without Bill O'Reilly.

You're childish and offensive, and your last line

Excuse me, I have to get ready for my part time job artificially inseminating cows.

lets us all see, clearly, your maturity level. Or should I say, lack thereof.