Meet the Press with Dana Priest and Bill Bennett

[bulldogger]

Bush was elected? You sir suffer from historical amnesia.

[krausza]

So much for a fair and balanced round table. Still, Dr. Bennett holds his own quite admirably. And heaven forbid he be allowed to finish a thought without interruption. Don't hate cause he's a smarty pants.

[lgrf4evr]

too bad those values wasn't with him when he gamble away 8 million dollars and then proceed to had sex with a male dematrix in his las vegas hotel room.

[darwinjr]

Looks like Slots Bennett got his fat ass handed to him!

[covertone81]

Bill Bennett seems to want the American press to be fully barred from reporting on the affairs of its own secret intelligence services. North Korea and Syria have it that way, look how wonderful their regimes are to their people!

[lamja00]

Bill Bennett's fat ass is getting owned by a respected journalist. Why won't he shut his warmongering trap????????

[memphisrampage]

Thanks goodness we have Bill Bennett to stand up to these hacks. Good job Bill.

[hamshow]

Bennett would love to shut down the press. So much for freedom.

[scottn999]

spoken like a true ignorant redneck. your republican party has been azz f@#cking the country for 30 years and you're too stupid to figure it out. you are no smarter than those sheep you raise, you simply follow the aZZ hole in front of you. good luck finding a new job..

[coolassmofo]

Poor Bill. He looked lost, scared and aggravated. It couldn't have made me happier than to hear this blow hard look all peived.

[BuildingTheBusiness]

Meet the Press' prepared graphics demonstrate clearly the agenda that the show had at the outset. As evidence, why were the guests, to exclude Bennett, were not interupted while they were speaking? Bennett might as well have been wearing a "Kick Me" sign on his backside.

[seltzerwater464]

Bill Bennett is a fat know-nothing.

[bittersandblueruin]

dana priest is cute.

[cdoc77]

That's what I'm talkin' about! Way to stand up to Bennett. He kept trying to shift the argument without addressing the fact that the press has a right to report what it wants, barring some very specific secret information. Don't let people frame the debate around security, because that argument can be made at virtually every turn.