Riiiight. I'm not buying your explanation .
Of course you're not buying my explanation. You're not buying any explanation other than the one that feeds your, what was it?... oh, yeah, rabid ideological extremism.
The other news organizations had correct names on their tables. The only one that didn't have the correct name were the Fox News representatives.
You don't know that, either. All you know about are the place cards that Shepard Smith told you about, for Brian Williams at NBC, and Davis Muir and Scott Pelley at ABC, as well as Shepard Smith and Bret Baier at Fox. Except you don't even know that, because according to Shepard Smith, Scott Pelley's place card said,
"And then, over next to the president, was Scott Pelley, and it said, ‘Scott Pelley, ABC News.”
Uhm, Scott Pelley is the
news anchor and managing editor for CBS, not ABC.
Could it be a plausible explanation that Shepard Smith simply misspoke and it wasn't an intentional lie, or was it an intentional lie to take a petty shot at a competing news organization and its managing editor? Or, did the White House, I mean Obama, make a mistake on Scott Pelley's place card, too, and they've now got him working at ABC?
he same one in 2009 was criticized for not being a news organization. It's his administration. It's the culture he allows.The story is out there in the public. His minions monitor Fox News. A public apology is necessary. And if they want to go with the story that it was just an 'oversight', by all means, but it will be bs.
So even if they apologize, you've already determined that it will be BS, because what you believe is more important than even the truth? Is that what you are saying? Shepard Smith lied about Scott Pelley's place card. Are you sure he's the horse you want to hitch your cart to?
The whole luncheon is supposed to be off the record. News organizations do not report what goes on there. Well, news organizations other than Fox News and Shepard Smith. But he and Bret are "are good to go with the news part, and I think you know that."
Act like a news organization and people will think you are, and refer to you as, a news organization.