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skip fox

(19,359 posts)
Sat Feb 1, 2020, 09:30 AM Feb 2020

For his sake and the nation's sake, John Bolton needs to go on Fox this Sunday.

Last edited Sat Feb 1, 2020, 10:18 AM - Edit history (1)

An interview with Chris Wallace is the only way for him to retain credibility in conservative circles which is, of course, centrally important to him.

If Bolton doesn't say anything before his book is published, everyone will hate him.

If he gives an interview to CNN or MSNBC or ABC or CBS (say 6O minutes) the right will will hate him.

Being interviewed this Sunday on Fox by Chris Wallace is his only chance for a viable political future.

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For his sake and the nation's sake, John Bolton needs to go on Fox this Sunday. (Original Post) skip fox Feb 2020 OP
Bolton won't show up on Fox this Sunday at140 Feb 2020 #1
But I thought Hair Furor's WH had forbade its publication... CurtEastPoint Feb 2020 #2
AFAIK White House is redacting classified material at140 Feb 2020 #8
My thoughts eyeofnewt Feb 2020 #3
One can make the case that it would increase book sales. skip fox Feb 2020 #7
Is he scheduled to be on Chris Wallace's show tomorrow? kentuck Feb 2020 #4
No, he's not scheduled. skip fox Feb 2020 #6
If he gets a book -- any book -- published, I will not buy it. Not going NCjack Feb 2020 #5

at140

(6,110 posts)
1. Bolton won't show up on Fox this Sunday
Sat Feb 1, 2020, 09:48 AM
Feb 2020

Just my best guess. Because That will reduce the suspense of what is in his book,
and that will reduce sales of his book.

eyeofnewt

(146 posts)
3. My thoughts
Sat Feb 1, 2020, 10:21 AM
Feb 2020

too. He and his publishers know that sales will be less. And he would be vilified in every way possible for going on any reputable news program. Even Wallace would suffer the consequences of letting him talk. You cannot shake the cult’s unwavering faith in their president. Also, Wallace has already taken a few hits recently, so he’s already damaged good to that bunch.

skip fox

(19,359 posts)
7. One can make the case that it would increase book sales.
Sat Feb 1, 2020, 11:28 AM
Feb 2020

After all, the Ukrainian portion is only one chapter. When everybody hears about Trumps explicit involvement in an illegal scheme, they would like to see more.

Or am I wrong?

skip fox

(19,359 posts)
6. No, he's not scheduled.
Sat Feb 1, 2020, 10:43 AM
Feb 2020

But if he thinks it though, he might suggest the interview to Wallace.

And I think Wallace and Fox would do it. Ratings trump Trump.

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