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Eye To Eye: Ari Fleischer (CBS News)
Katie Couric talks with Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer about the accusations Scott McClellan made against the Bush administration in his tell-all book "What Happened." (CBSNews.com)
Length: 395
Rating: 4.70 (14 ratings)
Tags: Katie Couric Ari Fleischer Scott McClellen
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Cab Calloway St. James Infirmary by Fleischer
Cab Calloway sings St. James Infirmary in the guise of Koko the Clown from the Fleischer Brothers' "Snow White" Betty Boop cartoon.
Length: 104
Rating: 4.90 (166 ratings)
Tags: glyphjockey animation comedy calloway boop hallowe'en
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Max Fleischer's "Superman" Cartoons
I grabbed this off this site called www.aol.com/in2tv --- it's the ORIGINAL SUPERMAN CARTOON from the 1940s. The site is awesome --- they have full episodes of the vintage superman stuff and even other vintage series ( I personally enjoyed the old episodes of Welcome Back Kotter). Best thing is it's free and available to everyone, not just aol members.
Length: 77
Rating: 4.30 (19 ratings)
Tags: Classic Vintage Retro 1940 Lois Lane Clark Kent Smallville Superman Returns Comedy TV Sci-Fi Reeves DC Comics
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Max Fleischer Color Classic - Hawaiian Birds (1936)
One of my personal favorites in this series. Enjoy more classic cartoons of this kind at my website, TV-Signoffs.com. Each week I'll be posting at least four classic cartoons dating from the 1920s through the 1960s.
html://www.tv-signoffs.com/
Length: 538
Rating: 4.90 (39 ratings)
Tags: Max Fleischer animation Hawaiian birds 1936 Technicolor
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Ari Fleischer on Glen Beck: Obama just typical politician Gl
There`s the ultimate fighting match that we`re going through now is going to make it look like a square dance. What if Barack does end up on the losing end of that war? How extensive will the collateral damage be if the perception is that a rich and powerful white woman stole the nomination from a poor black man? Ari Fleischer is the former press secretary for George W. Bush. How are you, Ari? ARI FLEISCHER, FORMER WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: Glenn, how do you do? BECK: Very good. It is -- well, first of all, any way for Hillary to actually win this? Do you think she can win this? FLEISCHER: The only way Hillary can win this is if the polls show that she`s running so far ahead of John McCain and Barack Obama is losing to John McCain that the super delegates say we have to win our jobs, our livelihoods and they flip. That`s the only scenario I can write. Otherwise, this is Barack Obama`s. BECK: If this goes to the convention floor, how does this not turn into 1968? FLEISCHER: Well, here`s what I think happens, is you`ve got ten races to go, including the grand prize of Pennsylvania, that ends on June 3 in Puerto Rico. Hillary on her best day might be able to win five of those remaining ten, perhaps six, including Pennsylvania, on a great day. More likely it`s not going to be a 5-5 split. So she has some momentum going in after the June 3, but then you`ve got to see where the super delegates go. I think if Barack Obama still has the lead he has, which I think he likely will, and if the polls continue to show relatively evenly against McCain, super delegates say, "Let`s figure this out before the convention," and they just start declaring for Obama, declaring for Obama, declaring for Obama. So the writing is on the wall before all the busses and the cars and the airplanes arrive in Denver. BECK: Do you think it`s fair -- explain it this way. I don`t understand. I watched FOX today, and I watched CNN, on the coverage of Jeremiah Wright. FLEISCHER: Right. BECK: I don`t get it. Half the country sees it one way. The other half sees it another way. And I don`t understand how it always breaks down to Republican and Democrat. FLEISCHER: Yes, frankly, I don`t think it`s that easy. I don`t think it is half and half. I think what you`ve got is Barack Obama very successfully was able to change the subject from his vulnerabilities with his association with someone who was just reprehensible to the broader issue of race. He was able to take along with him, college-educated, white liberals, people who really vote in Democrat primaries. I think he still has a huge problem in the middle of the country, and this is what used to be called the silent majority. BECK: Right. FLEISCHER: I don`t think Barack Obama has moved beyond this crisis. He has for the primary. This is not something he`s adequately addressed. BECK: I don`t see how -- I mean, you`ve got a guy who is going to church for 20 years at a place where they are preaching black liberation. This goes into socialism. This goes into all of his policies. What does -- what does America look like if you sit there and accept that kind of teaching for 20 years? What are your policies? Isn`t this a fair question? And why isn`t the media asking it? FLEISCHER: And why didn`t Barack Obama speak out previously? Why did he wait until he was a presidential candidate to condemn those remarks? Why when he now -- he contradicted himself. He said he was not in the pews, he didn`t hear any of these remarks. Then, of course, he acknowledged in his speech in Philadelphia that he was in the pews and did hear controversial things. BECK: Yes. FLEISCHER: Why didn`t he challenge it then? And why does he still to this day, Glenn, draw inspiration from this man? BECK: I don`t know. FLEISCHER: This man has not -- just forget if he was a pastor. BECK: Right. FLEISCHER: He`s his friend. He finds him inspiring. The last point I`ll make on it, which just deeply troubles me, why I think Barack Obama is just a typical politician. When it was revealed that his pastor had said that America was to bla me for 911, he was supposed to deliver his invocation when Barack Obama announced his candidacy for president.
Length: 508
Rating: 3.90 (11 ratings)
Tags: John McCain Barack Obama black man Ari Fleischer Bush Glenn BECK Hillary super delegates Pennsylvania polls convention
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