Heads up: RFK Jr. coming up shortly on MSNBC

[Samantha]

Sorry if this is a dupe. Stolen 2004 election is the subject.

[babylonsister]

1. On Bowtie Boy?

:wow:

[Samantha]

4. Yes

He said RFK would joining in about 1 minute. That was 8 minutes ago ... RFK has irrefutable proof 2004 election was stolen.

You have seen the threads here. I have tried to alert those interested. I personally cannot wait.

[babylonsister]

6. He's slated in above 'dog dining' and below 'gas rage'. Figures.

:banghead: :banghead:

[Samantha]

7. At 11:00 Tucker said RFK Jr. would be joining him in 1 minute

That was now 14 minutes ago. Do you think RFK Jr. is just running late?

[babylonsister]

12. Or BB wants him to have as little time as possible. nt

[emlev]

2. No TV. Is there a way to watch this online? EOM

[Samantha]

5. I don't know if you can watch it in real time - maybe someone else does

But you can check the MSNBC website for an update I am sure. The transcript (if not a video) should be up reasonably soon after the show airs. Sorry I cannot be of more help.

[emlev]

8. Thanks. Let me know how it is/was.

[Samantha]

10. So far it's just a tease --

Now he's saying RFK will join him after the break....

[New Earth]

3. omg

:wtf:

[rusty charly]

9. bowtie boy is now

talking about who unpleasant? (kennedy, mckinney, frank)

surprise! there all dems!

whadd'ya know...

[Samantha]

11. Please keep this thread kicked so others will be aware

and tune in.

[Samantha]

13. "How the GOP stole the 2004 Presidential election ... in just a minute"

at 11:22

[Samantha]

23. Blurbs

350,000 people in Ohio were prevented from voting
Tucker: is it really possible a conspiracy of this magnitude happened -- was it "fixed?"
A complicity of thousands of people -- how come no one has come forward:

JFK Jr.: It indisputable. Strong evidence. It's been the subject of prosecutions and Congressional hearings. It's part of the public record.

Many states involved -- New Mexico, Ohio -- there was a concerted effort to suppress Democratic votes.

Tucker: But when John Kerry was asked about this, he said no.

JFK Jr: John Kerry does not say that at this point. This is not a partisan issue.

You should be as outraged as I am. If a Democrat had done this, I would be standing up saying this is wrong. Look at all the things that Blackwell did.

Tucker: this is a purely partisan piece.

JFK: 20,000 ballots in New Mexico did not register? What does that mean?

400,000 votes were stolen in Ohio -- that would have shifted the election from Kerry. 350,000 people from Democratic precincts were not allowed to ... 80,000 votes shifted from JFK to Bush. This easily put the election results from John Kerry.

Tucker: We are out of time. It's a great read in Rolling Stone.

[babylonsister]

14. He's up! nt

[Gregorian]

15. Even without the bowtie, I just can't watch it.

I tried. That is some really bad crap they are spewing. They are damaging the country with programs like this.

After watching ten minutes of this shit, I can predict that RFK jr. will come on, and Tucker will subtly try to illegitimize him. The use of bogus questions. The lack of real questions.

Programs like this are not worth the energy it takes to endure them. I'll watch RFK jr. on some other venue.

[babylonsister]

28. You called it! nt

[babylonsister]

16. Kennedy: "WHY DID THE PRESS NOT COVER THIS?" Yeah! nt

[RagAss]

17. Bow Tie piece of shit won't let RFK talk....

[emlev]

18. so the "inter" in "interview" is short for "interrupt?"

[babylonsister]

19. Another r/w rude POS. nt

[MelissaB]

20. He was a fuc*ing asshole!

:grr:

[Gregorian]

21. OK. Watching. This media is bogus. Period.

Won't let the man talk.

Picked a topic and mislabeled it. (a waste of interview time)

When he tried to explain something important, suddenly the screen changes to Bush waving on a stage. (an attempt to divert attention of the viewers. A psychological stunt that msnbc uses.)



This was the worst thing RFK jr. could have done. By getting on that show, he was hooked and hung out as fakery. Bad news, this msnbc shit. Very bad.

We need to stop paying attention. Turn off msnbc. Let those who believe the lies, believe them. But to even show up on that, was a mistake.

PS- this was followed up by a segment on canines eating at restaurants. Pathetic. I'll never turn on msnbc again.

[heartofthesiskiyou]

22. Bow Tie main hit three times

If there is anything here why does Kerry disagree? (paraphrased)

[New Earth]

24. bullshit

he barely let RFK get any words in. typical bullshit, cutting him off as soon as he starts saying something important or FACTUAL.

what RFK wrote is not opinion, it is based on FACTS, THINGS THAT HAPPENED, THINGS WE WATCHED HAPPEN AS THEY WERE REPORTED!

i guess it's good they covered the issue at all, but it wasn't very good coverage and totally unfair. maybe i'm asking for too much :shrug:

[babylonsister]

25. I imagine RFKJr. will be all over the place tomorrow. I can only

hope he avoids Faux completely.

[RagAss]

26. the piece of shit was probably forced to cover it....by the way...

how the fuck is this guy still on the air ? Last I knew his ratings were a joke.

[Gregorian]

27. I give RFK jr. a hell of a lot of credit for his composure.

There's no way I'd have kept my cool, knowing what I know. I was thinking of the amazement when the exit polls didn't fit, and the election forum here, afterwards, and the extreme efforts that have been made to unbury the facts. It has been a superhuman effort on all of our parts. And this silly little kid of a talking head, with a huge psy-ops media conglomerate behind him, just pawns it all off as some kind of crazy day dreaming.

Fuck msnbc and all of those who believe what they're doing.

What an offense. Personally, and nationally. That station should not be allowed to broadcast that kind of trash. A real interview would have been at least a half hour of serious inquiry. Something substantial.

We shall overcome. But it may take a lot longer than we'd like.

[Samantha]

31. Just checking back late tonight to see if there were any later comments

and I saw your post. I was happy to read your words. I agree with you completely. It was not a perfect presentation, but I have to give Robert Kennedy a lot of credit, as do you. He really, really tried and he took a huge political risk in doing so.

Perhaps this presentation was not all we hoped it would be, but it was far more than we have gotten so far on the MSM. There must have been those who saw this who do not utilize the Internet and really had been wondering in the backs of their minds how Bush* could have been re-elected (sic). This touching upon the subject by Robert Kennedy, hitting the highlights of a huge, basically untold story, while it did not satisfy us, might have been the start of the dawning of the truth upon those who have been wondering but simply had no information.

It is a start. My hat is off to Robert Kennedy. We can only soar up from here.

Thanks again for your comments. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. did exhibit a lot of courage ... just like his father often did.

[hatrack]

29. I trust no one is expecting virtue from a whore - i.e. Fucker Carlson

Nauseating little preppy dog turd that he is . . .

[heartofthesiskiyou]

30. I'm waiting (see panting) for KO tommorro