Just caught up with this, and it's fun. It features the American Jeremy Paxman (sort of), Chris Matthews, taking apart a talk radio pundit who is throwing around the word 'appeasement' without knowing what it means. It gets really good about 3:50 in.
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May 30, 2008
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Thanks, a fantastic clip. As a big fan of Paxman's no-nonsense style it's a pleasure to see someone a million miles away from the frightening attitude towards factual journalism epitomised by Fox news.
Posted by: Ben | May 30, 2008 at 03:52 PM