Hypocrisy at its his best.

What he needs to do now is start booking lefties on the show and let nature take its course.

He has lefties on all the time. Just the other night he had Oliver Stone on. I had to change the channel.

umm he has been, the Richard Dreyfus interview was dreadful. He let him just run and run his mouth about how Enlightened he was.

jp on November 10, 2008 at 11:36 AM

That was so pukeworthy I had to change the channel after a few minutes. What a self-righteous jackass. Come to think of it, that describes most Democrats, doesn’t it?

Exit question: In an FNC all-star brawl between Kristol, Barnes, Bob Beckel, and KP, who’ll be the first one to throw a chair?

Beckel. The guy’s a troll.

In the spirit of hopey changeyness, I will refrain from commenting on Huck, his show, or the stuff under his fingernails.

Joe and Tito? Rock.

The second clip is Huck’s version of Jerry’s Final Thought.

I will say this though. Huck better be careful that he doesn’t denounce legitimate criticism of Obama and call it hate speech. If he’s gonna talk about hate speech he needs to aslo ask why Obama stayed in a church that proclaimed hate and biases against white people. Yes, I will give respect to Barack Obama, and I will, and am, sincerely praying for him, but that doesn’t mean I still don’t believe his becoming President of the United States of America was a complete disaster. Please, don’t go there Mike.

The staggered intro of the JTP/TTB segment is the political equivalent of Springer’s “okay, bring ‘er out!” device, typically reserved for when a jealous girlfriend finally gets to meet the girl her man’s been cheating with.

No wonder the common people have lost so much faith in conservatism during this election year. Here Huck invites some American citizens (not unlike many of you reading hot air) on his Television Program, y’know, get them involved, and that way we the public can hold our elected officials accountable. I mean, that’s really what needs to be done. There is a sense in Washington that we owe our politicians, when it’s the other way around — they’re are there to represent us. And uh, he’s mocked. The sad thing about this is mocking Mike Huckabee doesn’t hurt him as much as it hurts every day conservative Americans who want Washington to change. No wonder I see many pundits in a new light.

The staggered intro of the JTP/TTB segment is the political equivalent of Springer’s “okay, bring ‘er out!” device, typically reserved for when a jealous girlfriend finally gets to meet the girl her man’s been cheating with.

Giive me a break.

I could drop my wallet while leaving that crowd and I’d get it back with interest.

They seem like good people compared to any other talk show I’ve seen.

The home viewer.

Jim Treacher on November 10, 2008 at 2:00 PM

priceless

Wow, the idiot trifecta.

Almost. You and Drywall are here, but I don’t see crr6.

In an FNC all-star brawl between Kristol, Barnes, Bob Beckel, and KP, who’ll be the first one to throw a chair?

The home viewer.

I don’t know who would throw the first chair, but I think KP would go down swinging and Kristol would cry. It’d be good fun too.

Wow, the idiot trifecta.

Vernon Hardapple on November 10, 2008 at 1:08 PM

I didn’t see Pelosi, Reid, or Obama up there. Did I miss something?

Some guy disagrees with a politician at his doorstep and the guy is suddenly some sort of American hero? This is BS. The guy was bitching about taxes he didn’t even pay. Cry me a river.

lexhamfox on November 10, 2008 at 12:13 PM

Ah I’ll take him over the followers of O’mamma screeching “gimme me money” when their fat arses do not even pay taxes, further more how far behind was he? Is he net in paid taxes through his entire life paid in more than he recieved if so then your point is pretty moot.

Exit question: In an FNC all-star brawl between Kristol, Barnes, Bob Beckel, and KP, who’ll be the first one to throw a chair?

Correct answer: None.

No matter how angry any of those four women get, the worst they’d do is pull hairs not throw chairs.

I don’t know about anyone else but every time I hear Huck speak I hear banjo music and my cheeks tighten.

Hammerhead on November 10, 2008 at 11:40 AM

+1. At LEAST 1.

The staggered intro of the JTP/TTB segment is the political equivalent of Springer’s “okay, bring ‘er out!” device, typically reserved for when a jealous girlfriend finally gets to meet the girl her man’s been cheating with.

You seem to know a great deal about the Springer format, AP.

Big fan?