"Mr. President, is someone giving you a live feed through an earpiece"?

[mopaul]

one of those fancy new invisible types that many people wear, are you wearing a wired up earpiece and receiving answers to reporters questions from someone offstage? americans want to know, yes or no.

[NormanConquest]

1. If CNN can give us the stage manager's feed from the DNC...

why can't they intercept *'s earpiece stream? I'm sure they could do it...if they really wanted to.

[zbdent]

2. Couldn't be too sophisticated

Get something like what you think is being used.

Get the approximate frequency.

start a few (thousand?) MHz low, keep going until the top end. Oh, by the way, broadcast an ear-splitting screech.

Wait for Shrub to grab his head.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

3. "Pay NO ATTENTION to the man behind the curtain!"

[Stephanie]

4. Someone who works in television news needs to get us the 9/11 speech

The evening speech from the Oval Office. I heard the prompter. It was on the ABC station in NYC. A friend in Boston also heard it. We couldn't get a tape, but it must exist.

[phiddle]

5. My fantasy:

During the presidential debates, someone in the alternative media has a tracker which locks in on the frequecies used in Bush's earpiece. After tape recording the input for a few questions, a jamming signal is sent, leaving him helpless and having to answer on his own.

[mopaul]

6. BREAKER BREAKER 1 9--any smokies up ahead good buddy?!

a passing trucker could wreak havoc too. or have someone imitate kkkondi or kkkarl's voices and have him say silly things or maybe even hit himself in the face.

[Bluebear]

7. "To that I would say...one whopper combo with cheese, no onion..."

...please drive forward."

[mumon]

8. Love the photo...

But a second later, and we would have seen tongue, I just know it.

[pinniped]

9. Jerkoff is probably on some restricted military frequency.

n/t