He's a terrorist

Cokie Roberts called Glenn Beck a terrorist. While Roberts was writing a column about Beck she mentioned "he's worse than a clown, and more like a terrorist," Roberts wrote.

She also writes that Beck is a traitor to American values, and she focuses on Beck "corrupting the essence of democracy."

Sometimes I'm forced to watch Glenn Beck daily. My boss at work is a fan of some sort, and he watches the show religiously.

I find Beck ranting about crap he thinks matters, but all he does is yell about this or that subject, with his blackboard full of crap that doesn't make sense, most of the time.

I mean even Glenn Beck fans are shocked to see other hardcore Beck watchers. The other day while I was a work a gentalman came in with his wife and was shocked to see the Glenn Beck show on the television. He even asked if it was a mistake, than becoming sucked into the show, his wife simply says, "Sorry, he's just surprised he thought he was the only one who watched the Glenn Beck show." While saying this her face turns sour as if she hates the sound of Beck's voice as much as I do.

How Rude!

Obama accuses Bret Baier of interrupting him during an interview.

Baier a Fox News reporter was doing an interview on Obama about the health care reform. Obama and Baier were caught going at it during the actual interview.

I didn't get to watch it but I did read the dialog to the interview and it is actually kind of interesting to see that they way that the interview went. You could see how the injunctions by Baier could have been annoying to Obama as he was trying to go on about the interview about health care reform.

During the interview Obama even tells Baier that he is interrupting and needs to let Obama finish his answer to Baier's question so he could be clear to what he is trying to say.

In the end Baier does apologize to Obama for all the interruptions during the interview but he said he just wanted to "get the most for our buck."

Making their comeback

Just last week I posted about Hulu.com discontinuing the availability of both “The Daily Show” and “The Colbert Report”.

I just ran across an article talking about the possibility of both shows coming back to Hulu.com. The CEO of Viacom would consider having the shows back on Hulu.com if they made a change the business model of the site.

What exactly that means I don’t know, the article itself didn’t give much details about it.

The best thing I would think for Hulu.com to do is to do it. “The Daily Show” and “The Colbert Report” are the top rated shows on Hulu.com so I wouldn’t be a bad idea for them to bring both shows back to the website.

Hulu says goodbye to...

Hulu will no longer offer full episodes of both The Daily Show and Colbert Report. Though Viacom's (the owners of Comedy Central) run with Hulu has been great success for both shows their agreement term has ended.

Both shows are usually rated highly on the most watched on the Hulu website. Viacom did mention that they do hope to work with Hulu again in the future.

Hulu might be saying goodbye to both shows, but full episodes will still be offered on Comedy Central's website.