I read the transcription of the interview by Bill O’Reilly of Michael Moore on Drudge today, and frankly, with all the shouting and interrupting going on, it sounded far more like verbal pro wrestling, or the pundits’ version of one of those 1960s Japanese King Kong versus Godzilla rock ’em-sock ’em cheapies than any kind of serious journalism.
But John Hawkins has some cogent thoughts on what he calls the extremely uncogent “conversation/interview/confrontation”.
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