Now Giffords is calling him out on his shit:

Speaking of awful human beings....

It’s really inspiring to see all of these people participating in the town halls. I loved it when one of the audience members asked Cotton, “What kind of insurance do you have?”

Me on a daily basis reading the news:

That I agree with. Crossfire was genuinely awful because it was 30 minutes to an hour of two people screaming at each other and never listening to what the other side had to say. Stewart undid that show by listening to what Carlson had to say and turning his own words against him. And he also pointed out the…

I love when Carlson tried to end the show by saying to Jon: “I do think you’re more fun on your show.” To which Jon got the last word: “You’re as big a dick on your show as you are on any show.”

Or just play it on his show. That’ll shut him up. It’s telling that he usually never invites his guests into his studio. He’s too afraid to face them, particularly after what happened with Stewart.

Wolf Blitzer and Paul Begala basically look the same. Tucker not so much.

Crossfire was complete garbage. I’m glad it’s off the air because it didn’t even involve meaningful debate. It was just two pundits screaming at each other.

I will forever remember Carlson for getting eviscerated by Jon Stewart. It is now thirteen years later, and this is still incredibly satisfying to watch.

Buy.a.mountain.

Christie: I’ll have the triple cheesburger deluxe with mayonaise and discro fries.

It’s a very good read...basically goes into Greg and Tommy’s relationship. I finished it about a month ago, and couldn’t put the book down— in part because I’m just a chicken...cheep cheep cheeepppp

“You’re all just a bunch of chickens getting your information from leaks. Cheep Cheep Cheeeeeppp”

Oh, I read that book. It was very interesting— especially when Greg explained Tommy’s past and his motivations for doing the movie.

I never realized how much Chris Crocker looks like Denny. You’re not my fucking mother!

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