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The most important thing youll ever hear: (Original Post) Gabi Hayes Feb 2018 OP
Im series Gabi Hayes Feb 2018 #1
ROFL malaise Feb 2018 #5
If you give me 1/2 your hearts, Gabi Hayes Feb 2018 #6
LOL- Quite surprised myself malaise Feb 2018 #7
It's not the first time Doc_Technical Feb 2018 #2
Seen this? Gabi Hayes Feb 2018 #3
What an assh#$&.... Gabi Hayes Feb 2018 #4
 

Gabi Hayes

(28,795 posts)
3. Seen this?
Sat Feb 10, 2018, 11:13 AM
Feb 2018
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2006/12/31/285879/-

I don't know if anyone else saw this, but on tonight's Sunday Night Football telecast between the Bears and the Packers, Michaels came out and opened the broadcast by saying "I don't know if global warming is fact or myth but it's 50 degrees in Chicago on New Years Eve. We'll take it!" First off Al, if it was 20 degrees in Chicago on New Years Eve, global warming would still be a fact. Ask any scientist who isn't being payed by the oil companies, and they'd tell you this. It's a shame that Al used NBC's airwaves to do Exxon's bidding but considering Michaels' track record of injecting political commentary into his NFL broadcasts, it's not that much of a surprise.


Lots more

During ABC's coverage of the National Football League's (NFL) season opening game, which pitted the New England Patriots against the Indianapolis Colts, play-by-play announcer Al Michaels echoed a popular Bush-Cheney '04 talking point: that Senator John Kerry (D-MA) flip-flops on the issues.

Following two consecutive turnovers in the September 9 game, which took place in Foxboro, Massachusetts, Michaels and "expert analyst" John Madden had the following exchange:

MICHAELS: What a wacky series.

MADDEN: This is what you call a flip-flop.

MICHAELS: You're in the right state for that.
 

Gabi Hayes

(28,795 posts)
4. What an assh#$&....
Sat Feb 10, 2018, 11:17 AM
Feb 2018
According to the conservative Media Research Center (MRC), during a 2002 Monday Night Football broadcast, Michaels awarded CNN Crossfire co-host Paul Begala a "lifetime achievement award" for what Dennis Miller (fellow conservative, former Monday Night Football commentator, and current CNBC host) deemed "the biggest fake of the year, Paul Begala's last smile."


WTFF?

Those whistling teeth are really annoying. Can’t he afford a decent set of choppers?

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