CBS Fawns Over Obama's 'Quite Memorable', 'Extraordinary, 'Historic' Trayvon Speech

Matthew Balan | July 22, 2013
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Douglas Brinkley predictably gushed over President Obama on the 20 July 2013 edition of CBS This Morning, and hailed the Democrat's Friday speech about the George Zimmerman trial: "It certainly was historic....I think it elevated the Trayvon Martin story, really, to the annals of DayGlo, top-tier history....it was quite memorable." Brinkley later heralded the President as a "constant grief counselor."

Substitute anchors Maurice DuBois and Vinita Nair also gushed over the "extraordinary" address, and seconded the liberal historian's praise for Obama: "This was really a historic speech, in the sense that he also got very personal and said, this could have been me 35 years ago."

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