Bush to Host News Conference on Thursday (ending SocSec "tour")

[Rose Siding]

WASHINGTON - President Bush on Thursday night will address motorists' concerns about high gas prices and push for Social Security reform during the sixth news conference since his November re-election.

The news conference is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. EDT Thursday in the East Room. The White House has asked television networks to broadcast the prime-time session.

White House press secretary Scott McClellan said the president's news conference was timed to coincide with the end of administration officials' nationwide tour to convince Americans that the nation's retirement system needs to be revamped. In a 10- to 12-minute opening statement, McClellan said Bush would "talk in more specific ways" about his ideas for achieving a bipartisan solution to Social Security's future solvency problems.

"This is an important period in the national debate over strengthening Social Security," McClellan said. "We're in a new phase of stepped-up legislative activity. The 60 cities in 60 days tour ends this Sunday. We've been out across the country educating the American people about the problems facing Social Security."

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050428/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_news_conference

[Mojambo]

1. "talk in more specific ways"

Just give us your fucking plan so we can tell you to stuff it up your ass already!

[Joyce78]

9. More specific ways

"Um. Um. Er. Aah. Well, alla ya see ... here's the problim. Ever since 9/11..." God sakes, I'd rather listen to paint dry!

[NYC Liberal]

16. Remember his "specifics" for Iraq - the 5-step plan?

Except the day after he annouced it, they figured out that they'd already tried every one of them, and had FAILED in all of them?

:rofl:

[fob]

76. I don't recall a 5-step plan but I do recall the 6 speeches over 6 weeks

regarding Iraq that ended after 1 speech with only cursory mention of Iraq.

[NYC Liberal]

84. It was in that one speech:

http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/wariniraq/gwbushiraq52404.htm

There are five steps in our plan to help Iraq achieve democracy and freedom. We will hand over authority to a sovereign Iraqi government, help establish security, continue rebuilding Iraq's infrastructure, encourage more international support, and move toward a national election that will bring forward new leaders empowered by the Iraqi people.

Sheesh. What a joke, huh?

[fob]

87. No wonder I missed it, his entire 5-step plan in ONE sentence.

With one sentence he gave it more thought than the intial war though.

[yellowcanine]

32. Talk about setting a low threshold for success. Any specifics are a win

for him by that definition.

[calimary]

33. His specifics:

"ah don't have a play-unn."
"Democrats BAD!"
"Republicans GOOD!"
"Obstrucccshnist."
"Freeeee-dumb."
"September 11th."
"Aren't things just so much better since we got Saddam?"
And what do you bet that once or twice he mangles the term "Social Security"? Or else - watch for him to OVER-EEEE-NUNN-SEEEEE-ATE certain words he knows he'd fall over, ordinarily, especially having been drinking.

[deadparrot]

2. What television is he going to be pre-empting?

Thursday's not too big of a night, TV-wise, and I'm planning on going to bed early, but he always finds some way to screw things up with these press conferences.

If nothing else, we'll get a few more ridiculous Bushisms to toss around the next couple of days.

[MuseRider]

5. Survivor.

That ought to piss off a lot of people.

[deadparrot]

7. Oooh, goody.

My mom will be so happy. :P

[ClintonTyree]

15. Do you think CBS will preempt "Survivor"...

for the chimp's no-news conference? They don't HAVE to cover it, and I'm willing to bet they run Survivor instead. There will be 20 other channels to watch the smirking murder monkey on, who needs one more?

[deadparrot]

24. We shall see.

The BFEE has "asked" the networks to give them airtime. And when they ask, I don't doubt that many listen.

:scared:

[truebrit71]

85. I hope not...I have missed the last two episodes...

..whilst holidaying in Yurrup.....

[Piperay]

92. It PISSES me off!

Thursday night is my best TV viewing night with Survivor and the Apprentice, that FUCKING ASSHOLE! :mad: :grr:

[Fire Walk With Me]

3. Take that stepped-up legislative activity and find Bin Ladin

The War on Terror, remember? Not the War on America.

[uppityperson]

4. How am I going to sleep tonite, waiting for specifics.Can't wait

pshwshwt

[Pirate Smile]

6. 60 Cities in 60 days didn't work so make the networks cover your

PR BS during Prime Time on a Thursday night?

He is going to piss off more people when they are looking for their favorite shows and instead see his ugly mug on the networks.

[ClintonTyree]

17. And how many Democrats were allowed....

into those 60 days in 60 cities meetings? Mr. "Uniter" has some 'splaning to do.

[rodeodance]

23. he claims to have educated the people--REpublican people

.....We've been out across the country educating the American people about the problems facing Social Security.".....

[SammyWinstonJack]

75. Condescending Jerk!

:grr: Educating means trying too convince the Murican people of a problem that doesn't exist. Why does he always have sell his snake oil to us, if it's going to be so "good" for us? Why don't the Murican people asks themselves that question? And he better not interrupt Survivor to sell his Bushit lies, or he'll piss of more then he convinces. On second thought, I hope he does. :woohoo:

[gratuitous]

8. Are real reporters going to be allowed in to ask real questions?

Or will it be another scripted dog-and-pony show featuring the likes Guckert/Gannon/Goodbar and Elisabeth "I'm too scared to ask the big, important president a question" Bumiller?

From The Daily Howler:

Now, the Spotless Mind takes us behind the scenes at that famous pre-Iraq White House press conference. The conference was held on March 6, 2003; assembled reporters lobbed softballs at Bush, bringing themselves widespread ridicule (see THE DAILY HOWLER, 3/11/03). Finally, Bumiller explains the corps’ behavior. Kafka couldn’t have dreamed up a White House correspondent who was willing to say this in public:

BUMILLER: I think we were very deferential because…it’s live, it’s very intense, it’s frightening to stand up there. Think about it, you’re standing up on prime-time live TV asking the president of the United States a question when the country’s about to go to war. There was a very serious, somber tone that evening, and no one wanted to get into an argument with the president at this very serious time.

It’s frightening to stand up there, Bumiller says. It’s frightening to ask the president a question! At the time, Bush hadn’t met with the press in four months; dozens of questions were begging for answers. But according to Bumiller, it was too scary. Why did the “press” lob softballs that day? No one wanted to get in an argument, the spotless Times journalist says.

It’s amazing that Bumiller felt this way. It’s much more amazing that she’d say this in public.

http://www.dailyhowler.com/dh032504.shtml

[Daphne08]

27. That's the reporter's job -- to ask the hard questions --and

every American over the age of five knows that!

Please, spare us, Ms Bumiller.

[rockedthevoteinMA]

10. Keith Olberman talked about it tonight... it sounded frightening what

the pretzeldent wants to talk about ... sounds like a formal name calling session on national airwaves for everyone to see. :banghead:

[ClintonTyree]

21. Great...

I want the Nation to see what this little prick is REALLY all about. I hope he calls people all sorts of names and displays his true, juvenile self to everyone. Fucking baby.

[CoffeeCat]

11. Bullshitpalooza didn't work...

...so now Junior's going into beg mode.

Now...during this speech, will Junior still be joined at the hip to some hot, young Saudi leader--or will he be flying solo tonight?

I like to know about these things ahead of time.

[Joyce78]

14. Or holding hands with Cheney?

[adigal]

71. I wonder if he'll have his "it's hard work" whiny tone

on tonight? I hope preempted Americans who did not watch the debates get to hear their wonderful Leader whine and fumble and mumble and generally make an ass of himself as he did with the lack of air comments at the end of one of his last press conference.

I'm putting the popcorn on - this ought to be FUN!!!!!

[CoffeeCat]

73. So true about the whining...

After all, Junior is doing this speech because his ratings are plummeting, his SocSec plan is dying, his Bolton nomination is tanking and he's being blamed for high gas prices.

This is crisis PR--and Bush always looks like a nimrod when he's in crisis mode.

Like you said, he whines. His insecurity shines like a burning beacon. He gets that useless look about him, as if he's saying inside, "Hi! I'm a total idiot!"

Ohhhhhh, I can't wait! I'm popping some corn too!

This is going to be GREAT! It will be an abomination that is oh-so fun to watch----kinda like watching Chris Farley do ballet!

:)

[grytpype]

12. The more he talks the worse it gets for him.

Keep talking, moron.

[brettdale]

13. WE NEED TO GET A GOOD REPORTER IN THERE

WE NEED TO GET A GOOD REPORTER IN THERE

ALL IT WOULD TAKE, IS JUST ONE REPORTER TO ASK ONE REAL QUESTION AND BUSH WILL LOSE IT.

NO AMOUNT OF SPIN AFTERWARDS WOULD HELP HIM.

JUST ONE QUESTION THAT IS ALL IT WOULD TAKE.

[rodeodance]

19. "nationwide tour to convince Americans "--he had to convince them that

there was a problem. that was his goal. Now he has a non-solution to the solvency problem
America is going down hill!!

[calimary]

34. And he failed at that goal. The longer he stayed out stumping, the

lower his numbers slipped - on both his overall job approval rating AND his scheme for piratizing Social Security. The more he talked it up, the less people liked the sound of it.

So, since his thinkers and handlers have gotten through to him that this strategy didn't work, now it's time to bolton people - bully, threaten, insinuate, smear, frighten. Character assassination, republi-CON style. AKA DOMESTIC TERRORISM.

[rodeodance]

22. you are right-a good reporter with a good question.

[NYC Liberal]

18. The reporters will ask him questions...

...then he'll say whatever the hell he was going to say anyway.

How many times do you think we'll hear "9/11" and "terrorism"?

[high density]

20. Where's Osama?

[Pithy Cherub]

26. And what about Al Zarqawi? Do we detect a pattern?

Close only counts in Poppy's horseshoes.

[SammyWinstonJack]

77. Osama is so 2002.

And it's Saddam's fault that Muricans won't be able to collect their Social Security benefits! 9/11 changed everything! And since flighsuit boy has made Muricans safer, it would be unMurican not to let chimpy steal um I mean invest our Soc Sec monies! :crazy:

[mod mom]

25. This is an important period in the national debate over fascism. nt

[ima_sinnic]

28. "the problems facing Social Security"

look in the mirror, you dumbass son of a bitch, you and your evil side-talking puppetmaster and greedhead lying thieving sack-of-shit corporatist neocon-artists. those are the biggest problems facing Social Security now.

[DearAbby]

29. "nationwide tour to convince Americans" ? Republicans in the Invitation

only type "Town Hall" Meetings...Who are you kidding Georgie...Are republicans only "Murkans?" Others need not apply...hey reporters ask him that...Why are only republicans allowed at the Social Security meetings, on your 60 day tour to educate america?"

[DawnneOBTS]

30. Everyone does realize...

that this douchebag would have NEVER gotten re-elected if he hadn't been a "wartime president," during a war, of course, that he started. This is the only reason for the entire Iraq invasion, to help his popularity since he had no intention of finding OBL (who is comfortably living under the auspices of Prince Bandar (Bush). He made Saddam the enemy instead of OBL and stupid people bought it. These stupid right-wing nut jobs don't even remember OBL-they all think of Iraq and think of 9/11 as interrelated.

[bdot]

31. Didn't you know it's how to improve your ratings?

He wants to do a press conference to help improve his ratings. Didn't you know the best way to do this is to interrupt multiple highly rated tv shows?

[SammyWinstonJack]

78. I thought the best way for him to improve his ratings

was to ignore the multiple warning leading up to 9/11? Ya know, his "trifecta" moment? That attack managed to get him reSelected, managed to get him everything his evil little heart desired. Thank goodness this time he is only planning a Press conference! :hide:

[MaineDem]

35. Why doesn't Bush get HIS Congress to increase CAFE standards?

The Republicans run the Congress. Why can't they vote to increase gas mileage? One would think that should be a first step. But noooooooo...

[leesa]

36. Didn't the First Dufus say a couple days ago that it was just starting?

You really have to be comatose to support this idiot!

[UpInArms]

37. Bush to host news conference on Thursday night

http://www.wavy.com/Global/story.asp?S=3270930

WHITE HOUSE High gasoline prices and changes to the Social Security system are expected to come up during a Thursday evening presidential news conference.

It will be President Bush's sixth news conference since his re-election.It's scheduled for 8:30 Eastern Daylight Time in the East Room. The White House has asked T-V networks to broadcast the prime-time event.White House press secretary Scott McClellan says Bush will open the session with a statement of about ten minutes dealing with Social Security.The media event ties in with the administration's 60-day promotional campaign to push changes in the retirement system.Bush held his last news conference on March 16th.

...a bit more...

I found it very interesting that this newsblurb was listed with this one:

Confidence in Bush's plans for 2nd term fades

http://www.freep.com/news/politics/bush25e_20050425.htm

Skepticism, political dissention help to hinder his bold agenda

April 25, 2005

WASHINGTON -- President George W. Bush painted his second-term vision in bold, aggressive strokes: He would reform Social Security, continue to reshape the nation's education system and remodel the nation's judiciary by appointing more conservative judges to the federal bench.

"I've earned capital in this election, and I'm going to spend it for what I told the people I'd spend it on: Social Security, tax reform, moving the economy forward, education and winning the war on terrorism," Bush said two days after he won re-election.

But three months into his second term, Bush's bold agenda is bogged down by public skepticism about some of his proposals, growing resistance from Democrats, dissension within his party's ranks and what some analysts consider second-term overconfidence.

...more...

Is that the smell of desperation?

:rofl:

[proud patriot]

38. 2 press conferences in 2 months

yep that's desparation alright

[Stinky The Clown]

39. Prediction:

Our brave soldiers **almost** got Abu Musab al-Zarkawi (except it'll come out A-boo MOO-sab Zark ... er Zak ... er .... Elzak ... ah ... That A-rab guy there).

[radfringe]

56. ummm, errr,,,,,

mumble mumble...not my fault....ummm...I was misled...

Shoshule Shecure-ity -- it's your money and the stock market wants it....

ummm...can't do nuttin 'bout no gas prices....

<static...crackle...static...crackle> ummm, ok, huh? errrr -- RUN TERRA TERRA TERRA!!!!

[K8-EEE]

40. Great!! The More He Talks, The Better....Keep Talkin' Chimpy!

I swear every "town hall" farce he gives, his numbers go down just from the blurbs they WANT people to hear. He's such a freaking doofus.

[Ishoutandscream]

68. Yep, the more he talks, the more screwed he is

And I'm not talking the sexual screwed, you dirty minded liberals!

"My fellow murcans, because of my incompetence, and total inability to serve as president, we are so fucked."

"God bless murka, and good night."

[gumby]

41. I wonder how the powdered and puffed press will act.

It's almost certain that we already know the Bush Routine.

What will the sycophants do? That will be the story, rather than the umm...umm.. umm.. umms of Bush.

[leftchick]

51. more of the same

I have ZERO expectations from the WH press. Remember the days of Clinton with the smell of blood in the air at every press conference?
:(

[radfringe]

57. you can bet he's been told to call on

Phil O'Dendron for questions....

"Sir, is it fair to say that everything is Clinton and the Democrat's fault?".....

[eileen from OH]

42. No it's the smell of

hard work. And hard work means it's work that's not easy.

eileen from OH

[Kool Kitty]

44. What I smell is the pervasive

reek of flop sweat. Sorry, W, I don't think the country is buying your act anymore. I'm kinda sorry that I'll miss this, but I'm working. Unlike W.

[tallahasseedem]

43. Yeah right..

Who did Rove and co. pick to ask the questions? I wonder if butt boy Gannon will be there.

[Javaman]

45. Itinerary for Thursdays press conference...

2 minutes for the gas problems

43 minutes on SS

[countmyvote4real]

46. Is this going to fuck up my pabulum TV schedule?

As if I have one on Thursday nights. :-)

[EricWhitaker]

47. Yeah Well

What I see them doing on this one is putting Bush out there. The minute he finishes, the networks, Faux first, then probably ABC reporting on a quick push poll, supplied of course by C.Rove inc. The poll will suggest that a good majority of Americans were swayed by the speech. Then NBC and CBS have a group of "ordinary" Americans and Senior citizens on the round table. Each goes around and says how impressed they were, and now that they've heard the details they're all for the changes.

This will be the story for the remainder of the week. How public opinion has CHANGED on SS. The script for the networks is already written regardless of what * says and how stupid he looks to the rest of us. Seems like those in the Red states don't trust their own eyes and ears. They need Faux and Rush to interpret for them what they've just observed, otherwise they're helpless.

Hopefully I'm wrong

[dbt]

58. You need to post more often!

:hi:

[Jacobin]

62. Unfortunately, you are absolutely correct

Time to spin up the great Wurlitzer and let the American people know that, despite their own opinions and misgivings, and the abject failure of his foreign and domestic policies, Bush* is doing a great job, and the majority of American support him. :eyes:

[Lerkfish]

65. an accurate prediction I'd say.

[Love Bug]

69. Nope, you're exactly right

This whole thing is to improve his poll numbers. Oh, and by the way, take attention away from the revelation earlier this week that "Jeff Gannon" visited the WH some 200 times.

As usual, the whore press will fall on their knees for *.

[Horse with no Name]

48. Let's see Rummy was on the teeeeveeeee saying there wouldn't be a draft

so my guess is that * is gonna announce mandatory invitations to Iraq.:)

[LynnTheDem]

49. 175 terrorist attacks 2003 a record...2004 TRIPLES with 655 attacks.

2003 = 22 terrorist incidents in Iraq.

2004 = 168 terrorist incidents in Iraq.

As with education, environment, social security, rightwingnut judges, and Schiavo, bush is a total failure at his "war on terra", too.

[ray of light]

50. And the Democracy Cell Project is throwing a bush-bash!

I saw this and I think you should participate and spread the word too. This site is ready and able to teach democracy.

Here's tomorrow's fun:

Hey, everyone is invited on the blog and to the IRC tomorrow night for the Bush Press conference.

Should be a fun and interesting time!

We will be playing "Find the Hidden Frame" and "Spot the Lies" and the ever fun, "Which member of the media ISNT dead?".

Madam is in charge of the prizes, so I'm thinking Belgium chocolate for all.

So email your friends and drag yourself and your family (democrat or republican) and join the fun and learning at the Democracy Cell Project.

Do your 5 minutes of democracy, then click on the discuss tab and join the live chat or the blog or even the forum.

http://www.democracycellproject.net

Today is the first day to change our democracy. Don't wait until it's too late!

[truthisfreedom]

52. this is just another opportunity for bush to strap on his comedy routine

and try to laugh off America's troubles.

why does he hate America?

[GoBlue]

53. Since we already know the agenda:

Social Security and High gasoline prices. Is this really a 'News' conference or a 'News' spiel?

[Lochloosa]

54. Right in the middle of Survivor.....AAARRRGGGHHHH n/t

[jus_the_facts]

55. If he gets his way with energy...you'll definitely NEED survivor skills...

:eyes:

[Rockholm]

61. NO!!!!!! Maybe CBS could show Survivor instead?

This really screws up my Thursday TV schedule.

[Corgigal]

74. Not to mention

if he goes late or worst the media has a need to inform us about what Bush really said then it goes into CSI. Survivor then CSI, Bush is going to piss off his whole base doing this.

[54anickel]

59. Blowing smoke and speaking directly to poll results - from Business Week

http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/apr2005/nf20050428_9012_db045.htm

snip>

Yet, Kerry failed to turn energy into a significant policy issue in the race. And the White House learned a lesson: You can score political points by talking about energy policy -- without ever needing to follow through. It has been widely reported that Vice-President Dick Cheney privately told top Washington energy-policy wonks after the 2004 election that the Administration would put the issue low on its priority list for 2005.

"RETAKE THIS ISSUE." That was before oil prices soared, however, and the Republicans started taking a beating, as higher gasoline and home-heating costs made Americans angry and anxious. President Bush's approval ratings dropped, and GOP strategists cited rising fuel costs as the primary rub.

In a strongly worded report to his party in late winter, Republican pollster Frank Luntz warned: "Right now, the Democrats are exhibiting perfect pitch when it come to their energy message.... You need to retake this issue now before the next spike at the pump and before the next surge in our home-heating bills."

Luntz recommended that Republicans hammer hard on four themes: energy independence, national security, the power of innovation and new technology, and the importance of balancing new supplies with conservation. "The energy debate is ripe for partisan picking," he wrote. "Americans loathe the idea of being reliant on the Middle East for our energy needs -- and they were waiting for someone to tell them so."

snip>

The President's failure to propose any meaningful solutions, while claiming to "do the right thing for America" makes it hard not to conclude that the Administration's main goal is not energy independence, but rather improving its standing the polls. Indeed, what's most striking about Bush's Apr. 27 speech is how closely it follows the script written by Luntz earlier this year. A few examples:

more...

[pearl]

60. I say we should Blitz the networks to not cover this propaganda prop

or to give Dems equal time.
or to raise fucking holy hell about giving
him unchallenged prime time for his political
agenda.

[livinginphotographs]

63. Sweet!

The last time I heard the man talk, I got such great words and phrases as "internets" and "wanna buy some wood?"

Tonight, I'll end up with more things to mock him with.

[Doctor_J]

64. Lobbed softballs by a bunch of

(probably paid) sycophants? Wow, what a leader. :puke: We should hit all the blogs and call-in shows today to make it clear that this is nothing more than a free commercial and forum for unchallenged lies.

[konominut]

66. Sent my plead to CBS

Sent feedback to CBS asking them not interrupt my favorite television night with the likes of *.

[DeaconBlues]

67. Is Gannon invited? n/t

[Megahurtz]

96. He would come anyway.

:silly:

[Algorem]

70. In his last press conference his behavior was BIZARRE,but the MSM re-

ported that he was "relaxed" and "humorous".I hope he'll be like that again tonight,at least more real people will see it.

[Festivito]

72. News conference. Hmmm. --A speech without a Dem followup.--

Even a hard question or two is better for Pugs than having SS noted as an insurance program that helps protect America from recession/depression and that Bush's plan is a risky program that will go bad just when it would be needed most.

He'll have pat answers for kicking people out. Overzelous persons. The fundies will laugh.

He'll throw numbers, percent numbers, date numbers, he may even number the numbers until numbers become numb-ers. And, it won't be comfortably numb.

No hard followup questions.

No, they just needed to keep Dems from framing the issue.

[AuntiBush]

79. Bush's REFORM equates to DESTROY

Sick of his Bullcrap lies.

[Algorem]

80. Can these reporters in 'audience' be e-mailed in an attempt to ask them

to 'whore' it down?

[Algorem]

81. Is there a list of these reporters?

[Algorem]

82. Seriously,is there a list of these persons and can we contact them?

[grumpy old fart]

83. think any journalists will ask about the vetting of his "town hall"....

audiences? Nah, who would think of asking why * has spent millions of our tax dollars preaching to his pre-screened adoring fans? Bubble boy probably thinks he's doing just great and tonight is the grand finale...

[tedzbear]

86. A reporter should mention how the stock market plunged today...

...and then ask him what protections his new plan will provide for possible losses like today.


The chimp will say, "invest for the long term. The market always goes up over the longterm..." He is such an ass.

[Mondon]

88. What a waste of time

This whole SocSec initiative has been a travesty from the beginning.

[dave29]

89. "Educating people"

don't you mean re-educating them?

Around the problem in 60 days

[UCLA Dem]

90. Bush plans prime time news conference (will they give up already?)

Will offer 'more specifics' about Social Security plan Thursday

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Bush will hold a prime time news conference Thursday to discuss two "important priorities" for the White House -- Social Security and energy -- a spokesman said.

"This is an important period in the national debate over strengthening Social Security," White House press secretary Scott McClellan said.

On Sunday, Bush is slated to complete a 60-day, 60-city tour during which he has called for change in the nation's retirement program for the elderly.

The tour was billed as an opportunity to educate the American people about the president's ideas to overhaul the Social Security system, which was established in the 1930s as part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal during the Great Depression.


http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/04/28/bush.prime.time/index.html

[Piperay]

91. HEY Idiot!!!

The American public is not interested in your SS SCAM that is just to divert people's money into the hands of fat cat corporations, ya fucking morAn!:rant:

[Arkana]

93. Stupid SOB

Yeah, sure, interrupt sweeps week and "Survivor". It'll manage to get the networks AND a lot of people pissed off at you. :eyes:

[deadparrot]

94. Bush to Offer Specifics on Social Security Plan

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20050428/us_nm/retirement_bush_dc

I hope the fucker crashes and burns. Not that it's likely he'll get any hardball questions, of course. But I can dream. :)

[Megahurtz]

95. Bipartisan?

Fuck you! Leave it alone!!!:argh:

[icehenge]

97. I'm going to miss it. Will it be rerun at another time?

I only see it listed to show at 8:30 ET in program guides.
Anyone know?

[RightWingLeftist]

98. social security....sheeesh

I'm not to giddy about social security.......is there any way to op-out?

[Neverarepublican]

99. ASSSHOLE!!!!!!!