My original intent for this thread was not necessarilly to start debate but feel free. Anyway, there's this anchor on Fox News name Gregg Jarrett, and damn can he be a mean cuss when he's interviewing people. The thing is, he's saying the stuff that most people are thinking and probably want to see the response to. But it's just seeing how harsh the questioning that can be that just having you reeling in both humor and an "I can't believe he said that" kind of way.
For example, he was interviewing Elecia Battle, the woman who fraudulently claimed to loses a winning lottery ticket in Chicago. Well she now plans to get into boxing, playing off the MegaLotto fiasco by using the ringside name Mega Battle. He started fairly softball, for him, but in short order was asking her about playing off the fraud and how her previous assault convictions would help her in the ring.
In short, damn he treats some [read those who probably deserve it] like *** when he's asking those harsh questions but it's what we're probably thinking. Take this thread where you want but I would hope you keep it on Fox News.
For example, he was interviewing Elecia Battle, the woman who fraudulently claimed to loses a winning lottery ticket in Chicago. Well she now plans to get into boxing, playing off the MegaLotto fiasco by using the ringside name Mega Battle. He started fairly softball, for him, but in short order was asking her about playing off the fraud and how her previous assault convictions would help her in the ring.
In short, damn he treats some [read those who probably deserve it] like *** when he's asking those harsh questions but it's what we're probably thinking. Take this thread where you want but I would hope you keep it on Fox News.
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