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@apestasguey I don't think they need to be reminded ---- they know. This was intentional.

Content and narrative trajectory is great. Tone is a little too didactic and presumptuous.

When they kick are they kicking with the ball of the foot, the flat foot, or the heel? Anyone know?

With some of these knockouts it looks like those who are getting knocked out could be badly hurt. Are they?

@georgepanathas2009 Voice lacks color. He cracks and twangs his voice. Doesn't alter his intensity. The guy is not a natural singer.

Better overall arrangement too.

Alex has to coach his guests to get some balance to the lights on them. Tarpley has a single light source toward the rear on one side. Nice shadow face. He needs a front light at an angle to balance that out. Plus, his lighting is a little pale. Let's get some warmth in there. Come on, guys!

Lie after lie seems to be taking its toll on this man...he has lost his soul.

@MercierBradleyMichae There's one who will introduce the guest, and then talk and make his own point, and then say to the guest "don't you agree"? And the guest will say "yes", and then the interviewer will continue to make another point and say again "don't you agree?" Horrible stuff.

@jboze3131 Coincidentally, and I'm serious about this, I have a personal friend who is a professor at Cal State Chico. And he is mega-liberal. He attended Wesleyan, University of Connecticut, and UCSD. I think you're wrong about this one.

I'd agree with you that people who attended elite inst...

For all of this very complicated plan he describes to work, A VERY, VERY, VERY large proportion of the global population will have to believe the lore of 2012. Come on.

To the producer of this video --- the accompanying music is so monotonous and unrelenting that I had to stop the video. Some variety would be welcomed.

The narrator of this video sounds just like the same guy who narrates the Kahn Academy videos. I think they're the same person.

Max Keiser can be....uhm...socially awkward on air.

Blah, blah, blah.

@princeofswine Doesn't work. What was it?

@MrDonline Say WHAT? I listened to the 4:29 comment and don't know what in the world you're talking about.

No way is that George Bush's voice. It's, at best, a mediocre imitation.

Yeah, I think BRothbury should use the Internet to look up the definition of "destroys".

We subsidize the big oil interests, and create faux wars for the defense industry --- two biggies for which Chuck peddles his wares. Why not give a small amount to NPR?

If you think Obama is Napoleonic in his arrogance, read Krauthammer's Wikipedia entry.

This is more evocative than I ever could have imagined this song could be. She betters Dionne Warwick exponentially. What an accomplishment this version is.

Fantastic to hear Rod Stewart's voice without studio treatment. So pure, raw, genuine --- and GREAT. Great footage.

@chandradhargowtham93 Great song. But, I'm sorry, for all of Robert Plant's criticism of Elvis, I must say that Elvis was the most natural showman and knew not to do all that goofy theatrical stuff with his hands. Must be a Brit thing. Rod Stewart did it, as did Roger Daltry.

Sorry, Mr. Hertzberg, but it's very wrong of you ---- very, very wrong --- to suggest that John Paul II was anti-Semitic in his youth. You present no evidence at all of this.

@rytsign69 FYI, EVERY Frontline documentary, and, for that matter, EVERY Public Broadcasting documentary, including Ken Burns' documentaries, reduces complex people, events and issues to simple black-and-white, oppositional views. It's a well-worn formula they use, and it is much too simplistic....