Part two of Governor Palin's interview with Bill O'Reilly in her debut as a Fox News contributor:
From a FNC press release:
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has signed a multi-year deal with FOX News to serve as a contributor across all FOX News platforms, announced Bill Shine, Executive Vice President of Programming.Read more...
In making the announcement, Shine said, "Governor Palin has captivated everyone on both sides of the political spectrum and we are excited to add her dynamic voice to the FOX News lineup." As a contributor, Palin will provide political commentary and analysis for FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOXNews.com, and FOX News-produced special event political programming for FOX Broadcasting.
In addition, she will host periodic episodes of FNC's "Real American Stories," a series exploring inspirational real-life tales of overcoming adversity throughout the American landscape that will debut in 2010.
Palin added, "I am thrilled to be joining the great talent and management team at FOX News. It's wonderful to be part of a place that so values fair and balanced news."
Governor Palin on Mark Levin Show (Nov 18 2009):
h/t ugafish17
Hannity talks to the Governor about her life in Alaska, her marriage, domestic policy and national security. Hannity asks it all and the Governor tells it as it is.
Barbara Walters Interview's Governor Palin:
Playlist Includes all segments of GMA, WorldNews and Nightline (November 17 2009)
Rush Limbaugh Interviews Governor Palin: (h/t) Ugafish17's
Fox & Friends Discuss the Release of Going Rogue and Governor Palin's Interviews:
Oprah Extra Time Segment: (Full interview will follow tomorrow)
O’Reilly Previews His Interview With Governor Palin
What’s he going to ask her? What’s hot and what not? On Fox & Friends Bill O’Reilly shares what he plans to talk to the Governor about:
O'Reilly: Gov. Sarah Palin is a Patriot
O'Reilly places Governor Palin in the hall of Patriots for her willingness to forgive Levi Johnston and considering inviting him to Thanksgiving dinner:
Discussing the NY23 Race on Foxnews, Fred Barnes points out that out of the potential 2012 candidates it was Governor Palin who jumped in to endorse Doug Hoffman, while Romney and Huckabee, “they didn’t.“
On Foxnews tonight, Geraldo, Ann Coulter & Kirsten Powers, discussed the future of moderate Republican candidates and Governor Palin’s Clout. Kirsten Powers noted that as much as people like to dismiss Palin, She is still the only one in the Republican Party that excites people. You don’t see people coming out for Mitt Romney.
Kirsten Powers, is the only liberal that has some common sense, I actually like her. Maybe one day she’ll see the light.
Greta calls the endorsement “A stunner in everyway”, the endorsement puts the governor in a head to head battle with Newt Gingrich who endorsed Dede Scozzafava (R)
Fox & Friends hosts, Steve Doocy, Gretchen Carlson and Brian Kilmeade discuss Governor Sarah Palin's latest Facebook post
It attempts to offset the costs this will impose on insurance companies by requiring everyone to purchase coverage... The result: many people, especially the young and healthy, will simply not buy coverage, choosing to pay the fine instead. They’ll wait until they’re sick to buy health insurance, confident in the knowledge that insurance companies can’t deny them coverage. uch a scenario is a perfect storm for increasing the cost of health care and creating an unsustainable mandate program.
First it's Sean Hannity then Rush Limbaugh then it's Governor Palin (and here) now it's Fox News. So the rule of the Obama White House is, if you disagree with me we’ll tear you down. This is nothing more than the introduction of the Fairness Doctrine
From Foxnews
The White House escalated its offensive against Fox News on Sunday by urging other news organizations to stop "following Fox" and instead join the administration's attempt to marginalize the channel.
White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel told CNN that President Obama does not want "the CNNs and the others in the world [to] basically be led in following Fox."
Obama senior adviser David Axelrod went further by calling on media outlets to join the administration in declaring that Fox is "not a news organization.
"Other news organizations like yours ought not to treat them that way," Axelrod counseled ABC's George Stephanopoulos. "We're not going to treat them that way."
By urging other news outlets to side with the administration, Obama aides officials dramatically upped the ante in the war of words that began earlier this month, when White House communications director Anita Dunn branded Fox "opinion journalism masquerading as news."
On Sunday, Fox's Chris Wallace retorted: "We wanted to ask Dunn about her criticism, but, as they've done every week since August, the White House refused to make any administration officials available to 'FOX News Sunday' to talk about this or anything else."
The White House stopped providing guests to 'Fox News Sunday' after Wallace fact-checked controversial assertions made by Tammy Duckworth, assistant secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs, in August. Dunn said fact-checking an administration official was "something I've never seen a Sunday show do."
"She criticized 'FOX News Sunday' last week for fact-checking -- fact-checking -- an administration official," Wallace said Sunday. "They didn't say that our fact-checking was wrong. They just said that we had dared to fact-check."
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Fox News contributor Karl Rove, who was the top political strategist to former President George W. Bush, said: "This is an administration that's getting very arrogant and slippery in its dealings with people. And if you dare to oppose them, they're going to come hard at you and they're going to cut your legs off."
"This is a White House engaging in its own version of the media enemies list. And it's unhelpful for the country and undignified for the president of the United States to so do," Rove added. "That is over- the-top language. We heard that before from Richard Nixon."
Media columnist David Carr of the New York Times warned that the White House war on Fox "may present a genuine problem for Mr. Obama, who took great pains during the campaign to depict himself as being above the fray of over-heated partisan squabbling."
"While there is undoubtedly a visceral thrill in finally setting out after your antagonists, the history of administrations that have successfully taken on the media and won is shorter than this sentence," Carr wrote over the weekend. "So far, the only winner in this latest dispute seems to be Fox News. Ratings are up 20 percent this year."
He added: "The administration, by deploying official resources against a troublesome media organization, seems to have brought a knife to a gunfight."
Read the whole thing here
Chris Wallace on O'Reilly: White House biggest bunch of cry babies
Rove: White House using Nixonian tactics and keeping an "enemies list"
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