Once upon a time, a journalist seeking information about an event, upon which he intended to comment, would actually attend the event. Matthews criticizes Tea Parties based upon the reporting of a media which is hostile to the Parties. Surprise! He gets information which support his predetermined conclusion. No fair contradicting it with the truth.

Seems to me that under this administration they should have advised him of his right to counsel before asking any questions.

On a day which is all about hope and redemption, I wish all a Merry Christmas.

"For quality assurance purposes, this call may be recorded." I hear it all the time (before the Muzak comes on). Do it for all your calls. It's truthful too, since you don't specify WHOSE quality you are attempting to assure. But honestly, I doubt there is a reader at Gawker who would be influenced even by an honest article about you. Don't sweat it boss.

Nice to read what you have to say Bo. But never trust people who would select a hunting breed while slamming the 2d Amendment. Hang out with the staff. They'll treat you better.

I have come to think of this also as a story of a man's love for, and devotion to his father. And this too helps make it a wonderful Christmas film. Today we celebrate the birth of a man whose life was lived completely in service to His Father. George did indeed build monuments and bridges, just not the ones he envisioned. And the impact one has is often not realized. A simple life, lived properly can have monumental reach.

Merry Christmas Mr. Nolte, Mr. Breitbart, and all my fellow "Big" participants.

Merry Christmas everyone.

My thanks to both of you sir.

When I heard about this, the name Len Bias jumped to my mind.

A bit of a cheat to put two films in one spot, John. Not that I disapprove; they are wonderful and most-deserving. Although it has been far too long since I've watched either. Going My Way is on TBN on Thursday at 5:00 PM Eastern. Bells is not scheduled on any channel I get.