Politics | 04/24/2009 10:30 am
CNN's Susan Roesgen Tea Party Outburst Caught on Film (Video)

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Susan Roesgen, the CNN reporter who earlier this month got into a shouting match with "anti-government" Tea Party protesters who called President Obama a "fascist," has more video problems on her plate: One of those protesters just posted a video of Roesgen extending her battle off-camera. Well, off CNN cameras at least.
As Jason Linkins points out over at Huffington Post, Roesgen has been suspended from the network for her unprofessional behavior and media types have roundly criticized her outburst.
What do you think, reader? Should Roesgen be receiving so much flack?
Click here to watch the original outburst.
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Oh yes Deborah…"change" for sure….he just didn’t say what "change"….Obama has studied the likes of Alinsky and understand the rules for radicals…got that down pat. The slobbering masses should have a look at that and ask themselves if they recognizing anyone or anything…
It has now been brought out that GE CEO that owns NBC and MSNBC were directed to kill ALL stories critical of Obama. It is now out that they have accepted bailout money and that GE has ventures lined up ready to make BILLIONS off of an Obama cap and trade bill.
Further, these same "reporters" (now paid mouthpieces) were told to "attack" those that were critical of Obama. Those that would not were sent to seminars to be re oriented….(is the gulag next) Now you can understand why so much was allowed in the name of news.
It is now not so perplexing to me or many others. The news has been bought and paid for starting with the campaign support and promotioin of Obama by NBC and MSMBC. It also explains why rabid guests were allowed to defame so many people without interruption.
GE is using the American public and NBC MSNBC is no longer an "news" network. They have been bought and paid for. This is bound to get worse. Of course it will not be covered on those networks, but it may mean plenty of trouble for the President if he awards any more money to GE or any other companies that are affliated with GE ventures.
"""Susan Roesgen, the CNN reporter who earlier this month got into a shouting match ….a bit misleading, don’t you think?
I watched this video, and from where I sit, Ms. Roesgen is being shouted AT—-she is not the one doing the shouting! She was trying to do her job, and TRYING to ask questions—in the middle of an angry crowd, at that!
CNN tried to do their job, as well, by sending someone there—-so CNN should be suspended for making the decision! to send a reporter into an angry mob —
You need to watch more of the video. Maybe FOX was the ONLY news source to play the entire one? I would not be surprised to hear that the others white washed theirs.
She never allowed him to answer her question??? It was then that the crowd realized her attempt to incite a riot (to make her story have more sizzle maybe)???.
She is a FOOL..and now and UNEMPLOYED one!
she didn’t shout except to be heard on her mic. those people around her were screaming.
and she was live, and that man was going on and on - she wanted to get a simple concise answer, she can’t let any interviewer go on and on with no point in sight, she was attempting to get him to finish up. and when she realized he was minsinformed (the man was saying the government is taking more money of his when it simply isn’t true under obama - 95% of americans get a tax cut and stimulus check) she tried to correct him. he, and the crowd did not want to be corrected, they wanted to have a protest.
It was then that the crowd realized her attempt to incite a riot
… her correcting a man with a young child in his arms that he is misinformed about his tax rate is attempt to incite a riot? in what dimension?
SG, are you really saying this is all FOX news fault? The same old tired argurment you have been screaming since the tea parties were held. I think this lady did wrong, she asked the man a question, didnt ilke his answer, cut him off several times and then cut the whole interview off saying its not family orientated. As a good reporter she should have been able to figure that out before she interviewed someone.
How would you feel if you were asked a question and then cut off mid explanation?