Emails With Ailes, Part Two
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April 16, 2002
I got into the letter exchange with old Roger Ailes after Linda sent me a copy of her exchanges with him. What an ***.
He never answers any questions put to him, just comes back with what he apparently considers profound statements.
Linda suggested that I post them to the group since apparently some others are having the battle of words with old Roger, too. By the time he responded to me the 2nd time he had come to he conclusion that I was attracted to AND was obsessed with him! ROTFLMAO! I don't even know what the stupid jerk looks like. I just joined in the ruckus for the fun of it!
Maggie
Want
to join the fun and keep his little Blackberry Handheld busy?
roger.ailes@foxnews.com
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Message:
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Date: Sun, 14 Apr 2002 15:47:29 -0700
From: <xxx@xxx.xxx>
Subject: What "Ailes" the country...............
I read some of your comments to several people in a forum that I frequent. You seem pretty proud of those ratings. Personally, I think your ratings are as phony as the Chicken george bu$h ratings.
I rather liked an article (www.Democrats.com) that ran as an April fools joke about you and FAUX:
Exclusive: New Roger Ailes Bio Admits the Big Lie, Repudiates Role as Right-wing Hit Man
[1 April 2002, New York] Sources in the publishing industry tell Democrats.com that the new Roger Ailes autobiography will admit that Fox News is not "fair and balanced" and announce that he is leaving his position as head of the network. "I just couldn't stand the deceit anymore," Ailes is quoted as saying in the new book, which is entitled "Of Course Fox is Unfair and Imbalanced, Don't Be an Idiot!" It is due out this Spring.
In the book, Ailes claims that the idea of promoting Fox as "fair and balanced" while actually operating as a right-wing attack vehicle came from Murdoch himself. "I'm actually a moderate," Ailes writes," but I found myself continually overruled byRupert's neo-fascist sensibilities." The final break with Murdoch came over a secret bidding war with CNN over the services of commentators Paul Begala and James Carville, who have now joined CNN. "Rupert was satisfied that having arch-conservative commentators on all programs and constantly twisting the news in favor of Republicans was balanced out by occasionally having NPR's Mara Liasson on the air, which of course is crazy. I wanted to bring in Carville and Begala to see if we could stimulate the right wing nuts to at least be honest and articulate, but Rupert was afraid that airing intelligent unconservative opinions would undercut the careers of right wing commentators Fox has invested a great deal in."
Murdoch could not be reached for comment, but his spokesman Brit Hume put out the following statement: "Angry white men run this country and Fox will continue to focus its programming and its profits on stimulating their resentment. Any responsibility we felt as journalists to present the news in a non-partisan manner ended with the appointment of George Bush Jr. to the presidency by the five great patriots on the Supreme Court. Genuine Americans like Rupert Murdoch should not be subject to questioning by anyone, and if you don't like it you can either change the channel or Fox will send some very large men to your home to change it for you."
It was intended as a joke but sadly some parts (red/bold) are way too true. Take my word for it Roger old boy..... I change the channels!
Roger you are one of the things that 'Ailes' this country.
M. R.
Pensacola, FL - Home of Voter Fraud and disappeared Ballots and a murdered aide in a Republican Congressman's office that you didn't see fit to report because you had your nose stuck securely in Gary Condit's zipper.
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Original Message -----
From: "Ailes, Roger" <roger.ailes@foxnews.com>
To: <xxx@xxx.xxx>
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 4:39 AM
I'm
glad I could provide some entertainMent for your life but you lead a pretty
boring and unfulfilled life if that junk takes your attention and time.
All the best.
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Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld (www.BlackBerry.net)
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No Roger,
Take my word for it, you have never provided entertainment for me. Democrats.com provided the entertainment when they made you the butt of an April fool's joke. Don't flatter yourself. In spite of what you think, there are many people who simply cannot stand you & your lies. My life used to be boring until I decided to quit watching & listening to butt heads like you and went looking for myself to see what the truth is.
To say that is has been a revelation would be putting it mildly.
I believe America is waking up from a long stupor caused by the repetitive garbage spewed by you and your cohorts.
I think that your hero, Chicken george bu$h will help deflate the egos of clowns like you. You spend half your life telling us what a fine statesman he is while he is mangling the English language & p*ssing off the whole world.
I could not help but notice that you ignored, once again, the Florida Congressman who may have had something to do with the possible murder of an aide in his office. But then he is employed by FAUX, isn't he, and of course he is republican!?
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Original Message -----
From: "Ailes, Roger" <roger.ailes@foxnews.com>
To: <xxx@xxx.xxx>
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 6:06 AM
Subject: Re: Comments from Cyber Space
Then
get over your obsession with me you are wearingme out. Maybe you are secretly
attracted to me. Seek some help.
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Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld (www.BlackBerry.net)
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Why
didn't FAUX news think that a murder in a Congressman's office was worth
reporting?
You clowns don't like answering questions about your bias and incompetence
do you?
Let's talk about "Real" obsessions....Yours and FAUX nuuuus's obsession with former President Clinton and his penis. I would think that you should get over your own obsession first & get help before you are even slightly qualified to tell anyone else that they need help.
Look in the mirror Roger......
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Original Message -----
From: "Ailes, Roger" <roger.ailes@foxnews.com>
To: <xxx@xxx.xxx>
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 7:33 AM
Subject: Re: Comments from Cyber Space
I
knew that last one would hit a nerve. I sensed someone barely in control
of their rage. We did report that death and if you can find anyone with
facts we'll repoet that. I don't care that Pres Clinton couldn't control
himself from jumping the fat pizza delivery girl. A lot of you folks appear
right on the outeredge of control.
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Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld (www.BlackBerry.net)
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Oh Roger,
If only you were half as good as you think you are! You are lousy when it comes to news & worse when trying to dabble in psychiatry!
Come to think of it, someone as good as you think you are should be able to spell report. Or do you have something new at FAUX called "repoet(ing)?
I think your problem is the same as that of most of the religous right, republican nuts that I've encountered.... You are so damn jealous of former President Clinton that it makes you grit your teeth in your sleep! President Clinton was smart. He was a damned good president in spite of all the crap that phony journalists like you threw at him.
Why not run a series of stories on the illegitimate child of Dan Burton, the youthful indescretion of Henry Hyde, or whatever made Bob Livingston tuck his tail between his legs and head back to he swamps of Louisiana with the same unrelenting pursuit that you did to President Clinton?
What's the matter Roger? Didn't get an opportunity to get your own presidential knee pads?
You say that you would report on the Lori Klausutis murder if the facts were there? What about the medical examiner who has a revoked license for falsifying autopsy reports? That didn't set off any alarm bells for FAUX? Or the 7.25 inch fracture that one doctor said would probably take a fall from a 6 story building to accomplish? Ms Klausutis fainted and did this? You should hang your head in shame for claiming to be a journalist!
Maggie
Pensacola -Home of disappeared ballots, voter fraud & deceased Congressional assistants not worthy of following up on the un-fabulous FAUX nuuuus!
PS:
I would rather be on the "outer edge" (two words) of control
than to be totally brainwashed & controlled by republican sound bytes.
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