Politics
[Video] Bill O’Reilly interviews President Barack Obama before Super Bowl XLV
Frankly, O’Reilly does not have the first clue about what the President is about or willfully ignores reality in front of his nose: he think Obama does not have enough dissenting opinions around him?! Part of Obama’s problem might be that he has too much of that. Frankly, Bush could have done with more during his administration but I don;’t recall Bill having that issue then. Also, dude just read Obama’s book now and thinks he’s thin-skinned and self-absorbed and yet he claims his interview with the president was instantly the ‘most widely-viewed in the history of the internet’ immediately upon broadcast (current views on Fox Sports: 23,957)! *Smdh….*
Fox News and Bill O’Reilly are a f-cking joke!
More:
O’Reilly reacts to his interview with the president: Part 1 | Part 2
[Video] Ronald Reagan Super Bowl XLV Tribute
Good grief! This tribute video to former President Ronald Reagan will be shown just before the kickoff of Super Bowl later today. *Smdh…* I for one will never fall for this revisionist nostalgia for the legacy ‘The Gipper.’
[Video] President Obama and Canada Prime Minister Harper Press Conference
Related:
Stephen Harper: Border talks ‘not about sovereignty.’ [CBC]
[via WhiteHouse.gov]
[Video] Gabrielle Giffords’ Husband, Mark Kelly Explains His Decision to Go Into Space
“The astronaut husband of wounded Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will head to space in April, a decision announced almost one month to the day that his wife was shot in the head. (Feb. 4)“
[News] Egyptians Gather in Tahrir Square for the ‘Day of Departure’
On the gathering yesterday (Friday) in Cairo:
“It was billed as the Day of Departure, but tonight, despite the international pressure piling up on Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, he remains in office, and hundreds of thousands of anti-government protesters are still in Cairo’s Tahrir Square. They are refusing to leave, while the calls for the president to go are being renewed.”
Related from CNN videos:
– Egypt: What did US intelligence know? Hit the jump to watch it….
[via Euronews.net]