“Some people are asking …”

Unfortunately, I neglected to record Chris Wallace’s interview with Bill Clinton today.  Fortunately, Fox News has posted the video in two parts.  Click the picture to watch.

Wallace employed the typical Fox News tactic, of saying that “some people are asking” a certain question, as if it isn’t themselves, when of course it is.  Except in this instance Wallace said, “Most of [the viewers who wrote] wanted me to ask you…”

The right-wing media will undoubtedly now characterize Clinton as having been ‘unhinged’ during his rebuttal.  They love using that word.  Unhinged.

Was Clinton ticked off?  Yes.  Repetitive on a few points?  Yup.  Overly reliant on referring to Richard Clarke’s book as the one factual source?  Sure.  But unhinged?  Don’t think so.

Stephen Colbert’s Alpha Squad 7

Somehow, I totally missed the introduction of Stephen Colbert’s Alpha Squad 7, the New Tek Jansen Adventure back in August.  Colbert is obviously a comics and cartoon fan, and he was a writer for Robert Smigel’s TV Funhouse, so I’m not surprised he’s doing this.  Here is part 2.  Part 1 is undoubtedly available on YouTube.

Player problem?  Click here.

EDIT: Let’s have a little fun with this.  Somebody has posted this video on YouTube, although without the teaser that I included.  I’m going to scale my embedded video up to 425 pixels across to match YouTube’s, and embed that one here.  You can compare and judge who did the better job of capturing the video.  Don’t use an old Windows Media Player, like version 7, because it’ll look awfully jaggy, compared to YouTube’s Flash player.

EDIT P.S.  The YouTube video has been replaced with my own upload.  This is as good as it gets after YouTube has processed something.  The preview still frame is nice, and if there’s a way to do that with Media Player I’ll find it.