Journalism is truly in a sad state these days. That wasn't an interview, it was a cross-examination (and a very poor one at that). The last word by Blitzer is funny: He makes yet another, repetitive, argumentative summation of his own position (after making it clear that the interview is over), and then when Rand doesn't respond and merely commences to remove his mic, Wolf implies that he has (finally!) stumped a wordless Rand Paul. Pathetic. They probably cut Rand's mic so that he didn't hear the last, long-winded declaration by Wolf.
I can answer Blister's question: I would believe Putin over our intelligence communities.
ReplyDeleteWolf doesn't look like much of a happy merchant these days...
ReplyDeleteJournalism is truly in a sad state these days. That wasn't an interview, it was a cross-examination (and a very poor one at that).
ReplyDeleteThe last word by Blitzer is funny: He makes yet another, repetitive, argumentative summation of his own position (after making it clear that the interview is over), and then when Rand doesn't respond and merely commences to remove his mic, Wolf implies that he has (finally!) stumped a wordless Rand Paul. Pathetic. They probably cut Rand's mic so that he didn't hear the last, long-winded declaration by Wolf.