Obama attacks Americans

Former failed president Barack Hussein Obama came out of his hole on Friday and attacked the largest cable news network on the planet, Fox News. He said of Fox's viewers that they're "living on a different planet" than people who watch mainstream propaganda.

He made that statement and similar stupid ones on the premiere of the new Netflix series "My next guest needs no introduction with David Letterman."

Obama asked Letterman, who now resembles a homeless Santa Claus, how his retirement was going, but Letterman didn't allow the socialist to run the show. "Now here's how this is gonna work," Santa began. "I'm gonna ask you stuff, and they you respond to stuff."

Letterman asked Obama what he considers the more dangerous threat to a democracy, the president's First Amendment right to demean the left-leaning press, of a foreign power sabotaging the voting process. [He did not mention Islamic terrorism, the misuse of government to attack the Republican Party, North Korea's nuclear ambitions, China or Russia. Perhaps he forgot.]

Obama pontificated: "One of the biggest challenges we have to our democracy is the degree to which we don't share a common baseline of facts. If you watch Fox News, you are living on a different planet than you are if you are listening to NPR."

Obama got a round of applause from a liberal crowd of leftists at City College of New York. They all hate Fox News and therefore have never ever watched it.

Both Obama and Trump have criticized the media. Trump calls all negative news about him as "fake news." Obama calls Fox News "fake news;" he just doesn't use the term. 

Both Obama and Trump are wrong. Not all news from the left is fake--but it definitely is bias. 

Fox News leans to the right of center, but compared to the mainstream media, it's clearly more honest. The way you can tell is by what they don't omit in their coverage, compared to what the left-leaning media omits and uses in theirs.

For example, CNN did not bleep Trump's alleged calling a few third world countries "s***holes." Their reporters used the word almost 40 times for shock value, while Fox News bleeped it, as they did when Joe Biden dropped the "F-Bomb" and Robert De Niro was totally vulgar in his attack on President Trump at the Golden Globe Awards. 

Interestingly, CNN and the other mainstream outlets bleeped De Niro's raging bulls**t.


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Joe Piscopo isn't joking about running for NJ gov

Comedian Joe Piscopo, known for his Frank Sinatra impression from his days on "Saturday Night Live," is thinking about running for New Jersey's governor slot on the Republican ticket. He is hoping to succeed incumbent Gov. Chris "Pass-the-Pudding" Christie in 2018 when his term ends.

He isn't joking, the 65-year-old Piscopo said.

Piscopo performed an updated song taken from Sinatra's "New York, New York," and changed some of the lyrics: "my New York and Philly blues are melting away," for example. 

He gained his start on "SNL" impersonating Sinatra and David Letterman. He has also appeared in films and now hosts a politically-oriented talk show in New York. 

Now he will have to learn the Al Franken impersonation if he gets into politics. Franken, you might recall, was a low-talent "comedian" who became a Senator for Minnesota. He wasn't much of a comedian, and now he isn't much of a senator.

Piscopo never held office nor campaigned for office, but he seems serious about running. "I'm seriously looking at it," he said, promising to decide by January. "I love the people. I love the state. I know what has to be done."

Maybe he figures if Al Franken can be elected, he has a very good chance as well.



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