Roger Ailes: NPR Run By 'Nazis,' Jon Stewart 'Crazy'

Indeed. He's "projecting" again.

Exactly! Its just like with closeted conservatives... usually the ones that rail against gays the hardest are they themselves gay!

And I have no problem with them being overly politically correct. That's fine, they have their opinions, I have no problem with that. It's a free country. I have a problem with them receiving my tax dollars and being overly politically correct.

And you prefer what, that they receive your tax dollars and act like racist frat boys?

Tell you what, send me your address and I'll refund you the dime you pay out each year to NPR.

I have those scissors that cut pennies and even if we cut a penny into four pieces and gave him a quarter we would still be overpaying his yearly portion.

Exactly. So Muslim Americans pay taxes too, so why should their tax dollars go to NPR if some ass hole that works for them is gong to be openly racist against them. . .

You are absolutely correct!

That fellow over in Italy, Berlisconi the presidenty or whatever he is, got to the top by purchasing one radio station after another, and one TV station after another and pretty soon he became the head cheese! Brain wash the people, and soon you can become the head cheese.

Rupert Murdoch is doing the same thing..He is trying to buy up the European media..I think that he is attempting to take global control of the media..He is a major threat to free-speech..

Maybe Ruppert is the anti_christ?

Who-ever controls the media, controls the people..Our media is at a critical point, something must be done!

I'ts funny he fail to mentioned how FOX FIXes a lot of their so call news. They edit their videos to meet their propaganda. Stewart is a saint in comparison to Beck and the rest of Fix News people. But of course he's not going to say anything about his people it's only $$$$$$$$$. It's so sad that there are so many people in this contry that still love to hate and Fox uses this to make $$$$$$ and devide the country. I always say united we succeed devided we fall..... And there's a few countries out there that are waiting in the wings for just that.

Boy! You sure hit the nail on the head with this one. Roger Ailes and Fox News have done nothing but set Americans against each other. In the middle of the biggest economic crisis since the depression, we're spending our time trying to find the best way to &*$% each other. When the dust settles and everyone returns to their senses, we'll be living in an economic wasteland. Where will people like Ailes be? Sitting in their gated communities watching the carnage on TV and counting their money. Such a shame people can be so easily duped.

Thanks..It is extremely disappointing to see Fox(so-called)News, mislead the American public..MSNBC is just about the only news organizations that challenges Fox on their propaganda and deceptive stories..

I fully agree on this one.

Roger Ailes is using the same tactics on NPR and Jon Stewart, as they use on President Obama and the Democrats..They tarnish their names and assassinate their character, for personal/political gain..They use the same deceptive terminology.to discredit their victims....Originality/creativity isn't one of their strong points.

Well, they do watch fox.

They don't take public taxpayer funding either.

November 14 , 2010 NPR, " It gets no more than 3% of their TOTAL BUDET from taxpayers . "

Which would be 3% too much.

And NPR is a non-profit whereas Fox is completely for profit. Thus they are SELLING something.

They should be 100% public funded, like all the other great publicly funded radio stations around the world.

Let's give my tax dollars to a radio station I don't listen to that doesn't reflect my views. No, I don't think so. After all, I already have to pay for your health care.

"...that doesn't reflect my views..."

You done goofed.

You just admitted that you won't listen to something that doesn't regurgitate what you want to hear.

Just for the record, NPR doesn't have views. They actually, you know, report the news.

They go way out of their way to be objective, almost to the point of absurdity. It's funny listening to them try to give a report on genocide in the Sudan without voicing an opinion.

Which is why they fired Juan Williams, right? Sorry, hypocracy doesn't reflect my views.

yep they sell a whole bunch of BULL and unfortunately there's a ton of people out there who believe it.

They fired Juan because he said something stupid which made them look like a bunch of bigoted fools. How does that make them hypocrites?

Like I just said, they go out of their way to not be opinionated. They're very receptive to (mostly idiotic) public notions that they are somehow biased.

So why would they keep a reporter on staff who pees his pants when he sees people dressed differently?

Does that reflect your views? To have a reporter who's afraid to fly with 30% of the planet and who also broadcasts to that 30%? Would you keep somebody like that around with the rest of your professionals?

I'd be interested to know what your "views" are with regards to how news is supposed to be done.11

He expressed a feeling that million of Americans have felt since 9/11. He was not advocating it, he was not condoning it, he was expressing that he could relate to it, he knew where it came from, he had experienced it. He expressed in a totally common sense point of view that even he has had these feelings, that he was not comfortable with those feelings, and that we as a people need to explore the reasonings behind those feelings. And he gets fired for it. Sorry, if you can't speak the plain truth, I don't want you getting any of my tax dollars.

Then millions of Americans are piss-their-pants, whiny, crybaby idiots and I really don't care that they feel the same way as him1.

Why we don't explore our feelings about how we're still secretly scared of black people or why we still feel uncomfortable seeing women in the workplace or whether we're still not sure whether we trust the Jews and the Mexicans.

If any of these things are common sense, then common sense has no value, at all.

Speaking your idiotic, childish fears to the world is NOT "the plain truth." And if you can't see that, I advise that you look up truth in the dictionary.

Speaking your mind is not always courageous or noble and it frequently isn't truthful. If someone vents their immature psychological baggage, they're not a hero. They've just projected their idiocy outwards and embarrassed the rest of the country.

As the old saying goes, better to keep your mouth shut and look like an idiot then to open it up and remove all doubt.

I, for one, don't want idiots on the air, and therefore agree with NPR's decision. Not that it matters since they can hire and fire as they please, just like anyone else.

If you find idiots appealing, by all means, watch his new show on FOX news and you both can blubber about your irrational fears all you want.

But I won't hold my breath wondering if anything productive comes out of it.