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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 3637302" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>It&#039;s hard news, not an opinion show, and when they have a roundtable discussion they aren&#039;t all conservatives, same with Chris Wallace.&nbsp; And you brought up another example of FOX News not being the polar opposite of MSNBC, Shepard Smith.&nbsp; And if you watch Tucker Carlson he brings on Democrat Congressmen and city councilmen and liberal professors every night to debate issues.&nbsp; It&#039;s nothing like how other channels operate and those who say it is aren&#039;t even watching.&nbsp; Now for all of you kool-aiders who think I&#039;m drinking it, on Hannity the other night he kept bringing up the Uranium One deal.&nbsp; Knowing what I know from here I&#039;d say I&#039;m being lied to by Hannity.&nbsp; But knowing also from Hannity about the huge donation to the Clinton foundation as well as Bill&#039;s $500,000 speaking fee in Moscow from the same folks involved in the deal, I&#039;d say the Clintons used their influence to make sure the deal went through.&nbsp; Might have been a bunch of agencies involved, but I bet amongst those 33,000 missing emails are a bunch of them strong arming people at those agencies, greasing the wheels to make it happen.&nbsp; So you may be right that none of the uranium went to Russia, but you can bet the Russians involved got very rich on the deal as well as many others in our government.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 3637302, member: 24302"] It's hard news, not an opinion show, and when they have a roundtable discussion they aren't all conservatives, same with Chris Wallace. And you brought up another example of FOX News not being the polar opposite of MSNBC, Shepard Smith. And if you watch Tucker Carlson he brings on Democrat Congressmen and city councilmen and liberal professors every night to debate issues. It's nothing like how other channels operate and those who say it is aren't even watching. Now for all of you kool-aiders who think I'm drinking it, on Hannity the other night he kept bringing up the Uranium One deal. Knowing what I know from here I'd say I'm being lied to by Hannity. But knowing also from Hannity about the huge donation to the Clinton foundation as well as Bill's $500,000 speaking fee in Moscow from the same folks involved in the deal, I'd say the Clintons used their influence to make sure the deal went through. Might have been a bunch of agencies involved, but I bet amongst those 33,000 missing emails are a bunch of them strong arming people at those agencies, greasing the wheels to make it happen. So you may be right that none of the uranium went to Russia, but you can bet the Russians involved got very rich on the deal as well as many others in our government. [/QUOTE]

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