ABC's Terry Moran noted Clinton booster James Carville's recent vulgar joke insinuating that Barack Obama lacks testicular fortitude.
The May 7 "Fox & Friends" repeated some misreporting on a dozen nuns who supposedly were "barred" from voting in South Bend, Ind., for lack of identification. They could have voted with provisional ballots.
"Good Morning America" reporter Nick Watt informed viewers about incestuous Scottish couple Danielle Heaney and Nick Cameron: "[T]heir love is taboo. They're half-brother and sister." Good news: They can always move to France.
Topics in today's show: the "recession" that wasn't; the death of the LSD guy; Oprah's ratings after endorsing Obama; and the Supreme Court's ruling on voter-identification laws. (Episode 163)
Rosie O'Donnell said on the May 5 "Today Show" that many people have confused Jeremiah Wright's "passion for rage." Obama's former pastor "made sense to me," the former "View" co-host said.
The May 2 "NBC Nightly News" delivered a ridiculously shallow story, based on two anecdotes and a couple of advocates, to prove rising prices are forcing the elderly out of their homes and into vans.
NBC's Al Roker found it hard to shake the affections of a really adoring fan on the May 2 "Today Show."
According to Shipman, "most [U.S.] Catholics" thought 3 years ago that Benedict "might clash with American values." But in her May 2 GMA segment, Shipman appeared shocked at how the Pope was warmly received in the States
Topics include: Jimmy Carter negotiating with Hamas; the "virtual" border fence; pot smokers across America uniting; and bomb-sniffing cats -- yes, cats. (Episode 162)
Media Research Center President Brent Bozell said on the May 2 "Fox & Friends" that Hillary Clinton scored a victory merely by agreeing to appear in Bill O'Reilly's "No Spin Zone" on Fox.