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Shepherd Smith was one of those people stranded on a bridge during Katrina in New Orleans. It may have been one of the first hurricanes he ever reported on. The entire crew was stuck on that bridge for 3 or 4 days and saw fist hand the problems and destruction created by hurricane Katrina. Since then he has reported on hurricanes with, what one might say, is a little more "enthusiasm " than other reporters might have.
Wrong, Shepard Smith was reporting live, drunk from a bar, while people were drowning. He did manage to slither out later. His later reporting from the bridge was ruthless, I think he had a guilt complex.
Please, someone contact FOX and request ShepSmth stop blabbering nonstop about inane, obsessive details concerning the latest hurricane.
Who does he have the goods on at FOX headquarters?????
SS has got to go, along with whoever at FOX lets him blabber on.
SS must be a MSNBC saboteur sent to destroy FOX.
There is a knob on your television set. Turn it! If you have a contemporary TV, you might have to push the channel button on the remote control; looks like a small rectangle with lots of buttons.
I like variety. when SS breaks in on planned programming and provides non stop irrelevant information it annoys me. I can change the channel. I don't want to. Go to bluesville if I don't like the specific show but the problem still exists for FOX programming and that annoys me. Why not say something?
You can put ear muffs on to shut out your neighbor's barking dog or you can approach your neighbor.
Fox News breaks in. SS just happens to be the go to afternoon guy.
SS reflects on SS and the person above him who allows his style to persist.
Only a democrat sees things in absolutes. One slight disagreement with any aspect of their position and a new enemy is created by application of their stunted perspective.
“ Only a Democrat sees things in absolutes” sounds a tad absolute to me.
No shortage of people of all political stripes see things in absolutes.
whenever an issues arises in an hierarchical organization you find the source of the problem one level up!
Sure seems like shep has the goods on some high level manager. where is the weather person Janis dean????? why the never ending drone of SS jabbering on about excruciating detail. surely a cable news station can come up with a person who can present the news in an interesting way instead of like a barking dog who won't shut up
You do care for him. I get it.
Speculation that he has the goods on someone is goofy stuff.
No I'm not, I shut him off. Is that too hard to comprehend?
Again with the dems limited thought processing. if you complain you must be watching or listening and you could easily turn off the station but you don't. Forget the image of a guy leaning forward in a recliner with eyes and ears glued to the image generator. Radio serves as background sound, sometimes with music sometimes with news.
Though I shut him off, he remains an annoying noise to millions of others who probably shut him off. See something, say something.
And yet here you are, whining about something you have control over. Your crying is a bore.
They're all knuckleheads trying their best to outdo one another.
Point: MSNBC video of a crew inside a room. Two guys planted against a large window being buffeted by the wind and driving rain. Nothing between them and the glass. If the glass had shattered, they're seriously injured if not dead.
How shytsimple do you have to be, not only to report it but watch? And they try to tell us what to do and how to react. No wonder they're no longer trusted to simply present the news. Unbiased and professional. They become the story. It's about them.
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