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After CBS was caught editing footage of Bill Clinton saying Hillary Clinton “frequently” suffered from fainting spells, the network was back at it on Wednesday, again censoring unflattering news for the Democratic couple. While reporting on leaked e-mails from former Secretary of State Colin Powell on Wednesday’s CBS This Morning, co-host Gayle King conveniently stopped reading from one correspondence just before Powell referred to Bill Clinton’s sex scandals.
It works, because you've got to bend over backwards to say you're sorry, right, will? i don't know what i'm asking you. >> yeah, that's fine. again, i don't listen to you. >> it's true. >> as stupid as this column is, and as repugnant of the quotes in here, it's still the military changing the names of like the apache or the chinook or anything like that is still so much better to me than what the patent office did in forcing the red skins to abandon their name. if the government is going to force other entities to lose their offensive name, they have to put up or shut up. >> andy, what do you...
>> but the horrible things they do as a team are horrible. >> but still, a team. >> we are in the middle of a debate, andy. you violated the debate terms by interrupting me. will, did you ever go to summer camp as a kid? something tells me you did and you were touched by a koncocoun. >> you have to lose your virginity sometime, greg. but no, i grew up in new york city, we play stick pal ball in streets. it was all stick ball and fencing and chess and fancy cheeses. no, i've never been to camp. i don't understand it. but good luck. >> no value to it? >> if i had to go to camp, i would want to g...
It works, because you've got to bend over backwards to say you're sorry, right, will? i don't know what i'm asking you. >> yeah, that's fine. again, i don't listen to you. >> it's true. >> as stupid as this column is, and as repugnant of the quotes in here, it's still the military changing the names of like the apache or the chinook or anything like that is still so much better to me than what the patent office did in forcing the red skins to abandon their name. if the government is going to force other entities to lose their offensive name, they have to put up or shut up. >> andy, what do you...