January 31, 2013 - 3:03 pm
Yeah, this is going to be one tough interview.
“CBS Evening News” anchor Scott Pelley is scheduled to interview President Obama live on Super Bowl Sunday, CBS announced Thursday. Pelley will interview the President at the White House at 4:30 p.m. ET as part of CBS Sports’ pre-game coverage.
CBS has become Obama’s preferred softball partner. He was last seen on that network not having to answer a single question of substance about anything, including why his administration pushed an obvious lie about the cause of a terrorist attack in Benghazi.
WHAT DOES IT MATTER?!
Nice. So this is right before his gun control children’s choir and Alicia Keys (Obama’s on Fire worship singer) take the stage to introduce the game that he would not allow Trayvon to play if Trayvon beat Zimmerman to death and survived.
CBS = Constant Barack Spin
They ought to do a chest bump and punch each others’ arms right up front to head off rumors that they are lovers.
– print and media reporters? Can’t the White House just issue a daily feed?
Super Bowl? Sponsored by “This Bud’s for You?” HAH! On CBS? And an BHO interview, too? Geez, what a crony-capitalist fest! MSM, We The Elite People of culture of corruption in Washington DC and InBev of Anheuser-Busch monopoly all together, same day, same show!!
Crooks convene:
AmBev is B2W. B2W is Jorge Paulo Lehmann, Carlos Sicupira and Mr.Marcel Telles. These three are solely responsible for ruining four good beer beverages, a good five & dime retailer in Brazil, a small Brazilian investment firm (during the early 60′s , with investors losing countless million of dollars) beverage and spirits market share in all of Brazil as well as in the USA: Five beers nobody buys anymore, just in the USA:No. 1: Michelob-Brewer: Anheuser-Busch InBev
Sales decline (2006-2011): 72.0%
Barrels sold last year 140,000American consumers have abandoned Michelob, a lager brewed since 1896, at a faster rate than any other beer. This after Michelob basically invented the “superpremium” category of beers positioned between Anheuser-Busch’s flagship Budweiser and many imports.No. 2: Michelob Light-Brewer: Anheuser-Busch InBev Sales decline (2006-2011): 66.3%
Barrels sold last year: 425,000-As sales of Michelob Light have dimmed, sales of Michelob Ultra — a light beer with only 95 calories per 12-ounce serving introduced a decade ago — have increased by 10.3% over the past five years.No. 3: Budweiser Select-Brewer: Anheuser-Busch InBev Sales decline (2006-2011): 60.8%
Barrels sold last year: 775,000Introduced in 2005, Budweiser Select claims to offer a “distinctively full flavor,” with just 99 calories per 12-ounce serving, roughly the same as Michelob Ultra.The brand has never sold well, and in 2009, Anheuser-Busch InBev introduced an offshoot, Budweiser Select 55, which the company describes as “the lightest beer in the world with fewer calories than any other beer option currently available.”No. 4: Milwaukee’s Best -Brewer: MillerCoors Sales decline (2006-2011): 57.1% Barrels sold last year: 750,000-MillerCoors, a joint venture between SABMiller (SBMRY) and Molson Coors Brewing (TAP), promotes Milwaukee’s Best as a beverage “brewed for a man’s taste,” and asserts that it is “highly drinkable (and) highly affordable.”Consumers haven’t seemed to notice: The beer has one of the lowest rankings on BeerAdvocate, a website and magazine that bills itself as a grass-roots network dedicated to supporting and promoting beer.No. 5: Old Milwaukee-Brewer: Pabst Brewing
Sales decline (2006-2011): 52.8% Barrels sold last year: 460,000Old Milwaukee is brewed by the Pabst Brewing, acquired in 2010 by C. Dean Metropoulos, described by The New York Times as “a veteran food executive known for corporate turnarounds.”Last year, the Chicago Tribune reported that Pabst employees felt Metropoulos’ marketing plans were moving the company away from the philosophies and practices that made it successful.Old Milwaukee sales fell by 12.4% between 2010 and 2011. The top four listed are InBev Products (Molson Coors Brewing is owned by AmInBev). Failures, all!B2W’s Flagship operation in Brazil Lojas Americanas S.A. has lost market share, consumer confidence and was a target of countless lawsuits. Its Brahma and Antartica operations in Brazil are bleeding losses. Recent allegations of horsemeat in Burger King’s (B2W ownership) food distribution in Ireland and the U.K. fit perfectly with Jorge Paulo Lehmann’s, Carlos Sicupira’s and Mr. Telles’ philosophy…money trumps everything.One has to understand current Wendy’s (since sold), Arby’s and Burger King’s continued existence. In the early 2000’s a small group of Brazilian investors from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil led by Jorge Paulo Lehmann (estimated worth $14.7 billion), his CPA Carlos Alberto Sicupira and attorney Marcel Hermann Telles having purchased Lojas Americanas S.A. (a Woolworth type retail chain store)by increasing their share in Lojas AmericanaS.A. to some 25% in common stock(this, an Insider trading deal orchestrated by Raul Oliveira-CFO, Antonio Pires-Diretor Engineering, Carlos Vieira-Director-Financial Officer, and Murillo Souza Telles – Director Legal. Mr. Thomas was the Board’s Director at the time the insider trading took place). All three of B2W’s Brazilian officers are:1)greedy, 2) power hungry 3) corrupt individuals…stopping at nothing to debase America’s capitalism.Why, they don’t even use US accounting Rules.Report everthing in Euros and European Accounting Rules!!! Great Super Bowl celebration!!!