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An interesting behind the scenes blurb about an author who Aaron Brown wouldn’t hear from:
"…When he wrote Bias, he described himself as an old-fashioned liberal, the way Hubert Humphrey and John Kennedy promoted liberal values. Now he has openly declared himself as a conservative, because as he puts it, the liberals make it impossible for him to stay with that association. “I am not – underline not – a liberal the way Al Franken and Michael Moore are liberals. … Look, I think most liberals in America are decent people. The issue is that the people speaking loudest for liberals, the voice of liberal America, they are the ones doing the harm to this culture.”
One other issue popped up in our talk. A source informed me that CNN scheduled Aaron Brown to interview Bernard Goldberg tonight on its prime-time broadcast, but Aaron Brown personally refused to do the interview. CNN later rescheduled Goldberg for an interview tomorrow morning. When I asked Goldberg for confirmation, he did tell me that CNN had canceled the prime-time interview. “I have no Constitutional right to appear on CNN, and Aaron Brown has every right to refuse me,” Goldberg replied. “However, I think we can all agree that this is an important subject. Brown has no trouble interviewing Al Franken … I think this says something about Aaron Brown.”
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"…When he wrote Bias, he described himself as an old-fashioned liberal, the way Hubert Humphrey and John Kennedy promoted liberal values. Now he has openly declared himself as a conservative, because as he puts it, the liberals make it impossible for him to stay with that association. “I am not – underline not – a liberal the way Al Franken and Michael Moore are liberals. … Look, I think most liberals in America are decent people. The issue is that the people speaking loudest for liberals, the voice of liberal America, they are the ones doing the harm to this culture.”
One other issue popped up in our talk. A source informed me that CNN scheduled Aaron Brown to interview Bernard Goldberg tonight on its prime-time broadcast, but Aaron Brown personally refused to do the interview. CNN later rescheduled Goldberg for an interview tomorrow morning. When I asked Goldberg for confirmation, he did tell me that CNN had canceled the prime-time interview. “I have no Constitutional right to appear on CNN, and Aaron Brown has every right to refuse me,” Goldberg replied. “However, I think we can all agree that this is an important subject. Brown has no trouble interviewing Al Franken … I think this says something about Aaron Brown.”
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