Karl Rove Schools Juan Williams after Williams Accuses Bush Administration of Doing Nothing on Fannie and Freddie - Video 10/2/09
Here is video of Karl Rove absolutely schooling Juan Williams (sitting in for Bill O'Reilly) when Williams made the mistake tonight of accusing President Bush and his administration of "doing nothing" to reign in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to avoid a Housing Meltdown. That's all it took.
Rove proceeded to lay out the facts that the Bush Administration tried to get legislation to regulate the mortgage lenders, but were blocked by Democrats, including then Senator Barack Obama.
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Loved that, thanks for sharing :)
You are welcome, Kim. Glad to have you here.
How do you make these videos? Maybe share a hardware setup you use and any software.
The more that make them the better. There is some really good stuff coming out of FNC.
This is good stuff, needs a wide screening.
Juan joins Podesta in 5,4,3,2,,,,
Juan, keep trying you're sorry explanations. O'Reilly should throw you under the bus. Every time you come on as a commentator, my clicker goes into overtime mode.
How they keep you on as a pundit is unexplanable. Anyone can tell what you will say, before you say it. It's wonderful to have you go up against Rove. You'll lose everytime, with your ultra liberal view.
The difficult task of the Bush Administration was entitlement reform in the midst of natural disasters, and war. Freddie and Fannie were on the agenda, but even more front and center was Social Security reform, as an appetizer to reform of Medicare/Medicaid. The Democrats blocked this at every turn, now Social Security is Bankrupt, and MM is 39 trillion in the hole.
Nice work Democrats.
I used to like Juan...but he's drifted too far Left for me now.
I'm surprised Juan even put himself in that vulnerable of a position. It's common knowledge that the Bush admin was worried about Fannie/Freddie and tried to do something about it only to be stonewalled and thwarted by the Dems.
Thank you Karl Rove for setting Juan straight.
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