I make the mistake of watching ABC’s Good Morning America most mornings. It’s out of habit, having worked on air at an ABC affiliate for 25 years (plus, who wants to see Charlie Rose first thing in the morning?) These
ABC has now doubled down on its “happy talk” towards gang warfare. I don’t know what else to call this. This is about Serena Williams and the Crip Walk, Part II. After the weekend crew called the “Crip Walk” a
George Stephanopoulos is the anchor of ABC’s “Good Morning America.” So doesn’t the buck stop with him and with the show’s producers for what happened Friday morning? Using the scantest of circumstantial evidence, investigative reporter Brian Ross chose to use
Rahm Emanuel on ABC’s This Week With George Stephanopoulos
The long-awaited Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act has determined that the individual mandate is an unconstitutional penalty under the Commerce Clause but upheld it as a tax! What we now have is a precedent which
Actresses Salma Hayek and Blake Lively stopped by the set of Good Morning America on Wednesday to promote their new movie, “Savages.” “Savages,” in theatres July 6th, goes into the gritty details behind the Mexican drug cartels and their
The effective aggressiveness of the Romney campaign has been on full display this week, starting with Romney’s very wise decision not to jump in the media trap of repudiating Donald Trump all the way to yesterday, when Romney out-community-organized Team
I was looking forward to watching “This Week” with George Stephanopoulos for his heavily promoted interview with House Speaker John Boehner. I was particularly excited to hear Stephanopolous ask about Operation Fast & Furious, as promotional spots for the show
George Stephanopoulos: “Whatever people think about this issue, we know it’s controversial, there’s no denying when a president speaks out for the first time like that, it is history,” Robin Roberts” “Let me tell you, George, I’m getting chills again,”
On Sunday, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner told ABC’s This Week host George Stephanopoulos that Americans are “in a much better position to deal with” soaring gas prices because “the overall cost of energy for consumers is down.” Then, in another Sunday appearance, Mr.
Because I was on vacation, there will be no podcast this week. I don’t have any strong feelings of nostalgia for the Muppets. Like most kids, I watched “Sesame Street,” occasionally caught “The Muppet Show,” and I even remember seeing
Sen. Rick Santorum vented to ABC’s George Stephanopoulos that then-candidate John F. Kennedy’s famous speech about his Catholic faith and its role in the public arena makes him want to “throw up.”Kennedy’s remarks in the speech that incensed the Pennsylvania
When the Republican presidential candidates gathered in New Hampshire on Jan. 7 for the first debate of 2012, former Clinton communications guru George Stephanopoulos surprised Gov. Mitt Romney with a question about contraception that no one–on stage or in the
This Wednesday, in what has practically become a weekly ritual this election season, the four remaining Republican Presidential contenders will gather in Arizona for their 26th debate together. While political junkies like myself will probably tune in anyway to comment on any
At the time it seemed like a very unusual topic for the New Hampshire debate. In fact, most commentators were complaining that the debate wasted so much time on the obscure topic of contraception and federal mandates superseding state’s rights.
Who cares about jobs? Who cares about the economy? Who cares about Obamacare? Who cares about Operation Fast & Furious? Who cares about our debt? Who cares about national security? Obviously not George Stephanopoulos or Diane Sawyer. Last Saturday they
ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos came under fire for spending 20 minutes of last week’s GOP debate on questions about the legalization of contraception. In his first public remarks on the subject, he joked about the issue with Comedy Central’s Stephen
Oscar winner George Clooney doesn’t think it makes sense for actors to campaign for their favorite politician. Then why does everyone with access to a TV or web platform know of his undying affection for President Barack Obama? Clooney, currently
ABC’s “This Week” is bringing back George Stephanopoulos little more than a year after Christiane Amanpour replaced him and sent him to NYC for their morning show. There were rumors of Amanpour’s departure for some time, that the shakeup came
Potential good news via the New York Post: Christiane Amanpour may soon be giving up the anchor chair on ABC News’ “This Week.” Sources say network honchos are mulling who might replace the award-winning journalist, who has struggled in the
From the Media Research Center: Over a period of just three and a half days, NBC, CBS and ABC have developed an insatiable hunger for the Herman Cain sexual harassment story, devoting an incredible 50 stories to the allegations since
