I don't know about that, heh. I do have to say though that you're likely one of the most stubborn people I've met (take it as a compliment).

So anyways, where were we?

~AJ

Well to satisfy your curiosity why don't you look at it for yourself. I highlighted your words above, because it says a lot where your mind is at. You seem to think these "media personalities" are "tossing" around accusations, but in reality they are just replaying videos of these folks implicating themselves in front of what they probably assumed to be as friendly or harmless audiences (there is no such thing). Now if your under the impression these video's are faked somehow, that's an entirely different issue. The only thing I can conclude by your words is you have doubts these people say these things on camera or think it's no big deal at all. People have different levels of what matters.

When you come across something like this, reverse it and see how it sounds to you. Imagine if someone in the last administration said they admired Genghis Khan. Don't you think MSNBC, NBC, CNN and Jon Stewart would have it on a loop? Sure they would, and rightly so.

My opinion shouldn't concern you, since it won't influence you. I believe if you read the early parts of this thread my opinion should be obvious. I do exactly what I suggested you do, look at what each person says about themselves, not the news outlet playing the video or the commentator. Am I glad these outlets show this material? Yes I am. Not everyone can go to these speaking engagements, so I can see their lips move and hear their words and judge if I like what I'm hearing or not.