Juan seems to be level headed to me. What do you folks thank about his situation?
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Saw him on O'reilly tonight.It's a shame,he's my favorite liberal.He's a good talking head,he will probably land on his feet with a much better job than he had at NPR.It's hard on him because he had been there for 10 tears,lots of friends there I'm sure.It will be interesting to see if,with the Soros donation,NPR goes the way of acorn when Jim Demint launches a congressional investigation into them.I never new NPR was getting tax payer money.
Foxnews hired him immediately at 2 million for three years.
Juan already has a new job with Fox; an "expanded" role, they say.
Oh man, they been getting it for years! That's been chapping my azz for awhile now. Looks like they are going to fix it finally, and if Soros doesn't bankroll it, it will go away just like Air America.
I don't agree with Juan Williams on much but I do respect him and he's an intelligent and likable guy. He tries to do it right, he's just wrong on most issues. He's not a blathering idiot like the MSNBC bunch and won't stoop to that level. He still respects Journalism for what it's supposed to be and I give him respect for that.
And yea they totally screwed him. But that just goes to show what they think of most people, because what Juan said that got him fired IS what most people feel. That's okay though, they are going to get what they got coming soon. And I hope everyone of them have to file for unemployment.
Good news,that's exactly what I figured would happen.
Thanks for the great insight guys!
I think it shows NPR's true colors, if anyone had any doubt, here is the proof.
Since June four bigots have been fired for public remarks.
Good riddance to Helen Thomas, Octavia Nasr, and Rick Sanchez.
Williams gets to hang around because he's the right kind
of bigot.
Good riddance to Helen Thomas, Octavia Nasr, and Rick Sanchez.
Williams gets to hang around because he's the right kind
of bigot.
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