FOX Still Sounding the Loose Change-Big Screen Alarm
Mark Cuban 'Hating America'; Sheen 'Enemy of the Week'; Colmes: 'Can We Always Trust the Gov't?'; Guests Refuse to Answer, Leftist Stops Defending 'Far-Right' Alex Jones

Jones Report | March 26, 2007

FOX's large volume of reactionary slandering and intimidation continues-- in response to reports in the NY Post and other publications that Charlie Sheen will voice a big-screen version of Loose Change, to be backed and distributed by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.

Here are a few clips in the midst of a media blitz, attempting to marginalize the 9/11 Truth film they fear could blow the lid off of the Official Story once and for all-- when average Americans will be exposed to the real issues and then know the reality behind the tragic attacks.

Fox lines up panel to smear Charlie Sheen-- hung up when guest Michael Reagan can't answer the question 'Can you always trust the government?' Guest Leslie Marshall-- who defends the liberal right to freedom of speech stumbles silent when Colmes points out that this is not a left-right issue, because Alex Jones is 'far-right.'  

On Friday, Hannity and his right-wing lap dog guest Michael Reagan deliver a predictable barrage under-mining Hollywood "blowhard" Charlie Sheen and his character, while skipping invitations to debate the issues.

Colmes takes over, asking Reagan "if he can trust everything the government says." Reagan dodges, accusing Colmes of changing the subject.

Guest Leslie Marshall defends Sheen--without agreeing with him-- on the basis of the First Ammendment. As she drags on the case for the Left to speak out against the Right, Colmes interrupts her to explain that this is not a left-right issue: Alex Jones, who he claims is involved in the film, is "Far-Right." Marshall is then all but silenced.

Mark Cuban 'Hating America' According to O'Reilly Segment  

Also on Friday, Bill O'Reilly opens his show unveiling those engaged in 'Hating America"-- recapping a radio interview with Mark Cuban wherein Cuban defends his financing Loose Change, despite not agreeing with it.

Sean Hannity also took a moment out of his special Sunday program-- "Hannity's America"-- to highlight the "Enemy of the Week," wherein he named-- predictably-- actor Charlie Sheen, due to his involvement in the upcoming 9/11 Truth film [clip not recorded].

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