Discussion: Fox Reporter Calls Young Women Journalists 'F**king Morons' (VIDEO)

Well, Anne is dead, but the only millenials that will be outraged will be the informed ones (Democrats already). There just never are consequences for their words or acts.

We just fail over and over again to use their words (and results of their actions) against them.

Disgusting

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His millenial children may be morons: the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. My children are hardworking and gainfully employed. Speak for your own family and friends Gasparino.

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nope… he left for another guy…

Does Gasparino know there are going to be 6 million new voters in this next election??

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I don’t know. This guy looks like an expert on fucking morons if I ever saw one. Probably has a lot of expertise in the area of clueless parasites as well. snarkity

GOP outreach at it’s finest.

Second that—the slacker stereotype et al. is not a thing I see much among actual young people, and what I do see a lot are great kids and young people doing great stuff. Times change, and the changes tend to create a different mix of strengths and weaknesses in a population group, but “kids today” is not high on my list of worries.

The general shoddiness of broadcast so-called journalism is an entirely different subject, and the problems there span multiple generations. But there are some great print-style political journalists and writers of all ages out there. And in broadcast, you’ve got 20somethings like Chase Whiteside doing amazing stuff and showing a way forward.

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Annnnd?

All together now!! What War On Women?

Another one for my (growing) file.

I call them bitter old assholes, which is synonymous with “Republican” these days.

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Great job of courting the under 30 vote. Talk about fucking morons

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Two questions, Charlie.

  1. Is Mitt Romney running for president this year like you and Clueless Stacy said back in February?

  2. Did you tell those kids to get off your lawn?

Now go back to Stewed Kidneys Night at the Home.

I agree. Some of my best friends are Millenials.

FOX News and politicians don’t take the long view. There’s a presidential election a year from now; that’s as far as the future goes for them. They can throw this garbage out there to get the old farts upset, and by the time their positions are shown to be wrong, the debate will have changed. Hillary Clinton supported the Iraq War, and she could be the next president.

I agree this crap should be used by the left to motivate young people to vote. It seems to me the numbers are there, and it’s primarily a question of mobilization.

No! F-cking moron is the job description for Fox News Journalists; for Fox Business Journalist the counterpart is laughably unreliable tout.

Watched a short about car salesmen from 1943 where the middle-aged sales manager complains that “young fellas these days don’t know how to work!” Those “young fellas” that he complained about are now called the Greatest Generation!

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Being a male yakker on Fox has to be the easiest gig on the planet.

Act outraged, punch a straw liberal, blame Obama for bad thing of the day, give a simple fantasy solution (pick one from the Fox list of approved solutions) to a complex real-world problem. Done. You don’t have to have good hair, don’t have to be handsome, don’t have to worry about aging, don’t have to wax or pluck, don’t have to keep thighs clamped together to avoid upskirt fame, and you don’t have to filter anything that comes out of your mouth.

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So it’s a panel of whiny and cantankerous old assholes sitting around discussing why a younger generation is disengaged from them? Yeah, gee-whiz Millennials. Why wouldn’t you want to aspire to us? We’re just so pleasant to listen to!

And if we’re going to discuss generational differences, why don’t we fire off a list of all of the things “Boomers” have fucked up. We can start with Reaganomics, and maybe work on to neo-conservatism and everything in-between. Nobody has a perfect track record, and at this point in time Boomers have a hell of a lot more blood on their hands than Millennials do.

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There are about 350 million people in America. Fox ‘News’ Channel’s most popular program draws ~2 million old, white and unemployed male viewers sitting around the house all day screaming at the TV.

2 million viewers out of 350 million- less than 0.5% of America’s population.

So who cares what Fox or their audience is babbling on about??? They are not a responsible news organization with journalists- they’re an entertainment factory whose ‘hosts’ are paid to spew utter nonsense and every time we click on a story and shake our heads in dismay we’re renewing their contracts.

Why lend them any credence whatsoever, beyond their major accomplishment of providing late-night TV comedian fodder…their frothing inanity and manufactured outrage should be met with either stony silence or howls of derisive laughter.

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No shock there.

As a member of the boomers (last decade) and the parent of a millennial, I have long felt that the boomers as a group are the most selfish, narcissistic and unaware generation our nation has produced. Their parents, truly the greatest generation, won the world for democracy. They built the New Deal, the Great Society, the interstate highway system, NASA, and the EPA. They also presided over the abolishment of Jim Crow, the solidification of a labor-friendly middle class, and the establishment of the greatest higher education system the world has ever seen (and the cheapest).

Since the boomers started running things, they have done nothing but whine and complain about having to pay their own way in the world their betters built. To keep their pennies in their pockets, they’ve let the highways and trains crumble, quadrupled the cost of college for their children and grand children, and tried repeatedly to tear down the parts of the New Deal and Great Society that require their contribution-with an emphasis on those parts that don’t benefit THEM. They’ve gutted the labor movement and pushed jobs to overseas sweatshops in order to drive down prices and increase stock dividends at the cost of a permanent reduction in their children’s standard of living. And they have proven to have an incredibly thin skin about it. Whenever they are called out for their self-serving prickishness, they begin wailing about ‘the assault on white culture’, the ‘moocher generation’ that’s trying to take their money, and/or the need for their kids to pull themselves up like they imagine (wrongly) they had to.

As a boomer myself, I take no pleasure in having to share the stage with these jackasses, and, while I know that many of my generation do not share in the rank navel-gazing greed that predominates in this group, their numbers have never been large enough to make a difference. Indeed, the decent boomers are roundly mocked by their peers as naive, pie in the sky bleeding hearts that don’t understand the ‘real world’ or the value of work and capital.

To say that none of this is lost on the millennials is a complete understatement. It has made them into a bizarre contradiction between Goldwater libertarianism and Kennedy-Roosevelt liberal activism. They see the incompetence, greed, and corruption that describes their predecessors and now have no faith in government, religion, or traditional social structure as engines for progress. They are disgusted by the lack of civic mindedness their parents and grand parents display and are taking advantage of the rise of social media to become global citizens. They reject racism and bias at a level never seen in our country. I don’t know if they will make things better or worse, but they will surely take a different path.

My wish for boomers like these ‘reporters’ is that they get to live out their waning years in the world they stole from their children. They’re not quite there yet, but in a few years the last of our group will surrender to gen X and the millennials. When that finally happens, they’re in for a surprise.

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Does anyone but me find it incomprehensible that people born within a certain time frame…boomers ,millennials etc exhibit the exact same traits so they can easily fit into a media manufactured set of character and behavior traits. What makes them think and behave in lock step making it easy and imperative they be painted with the same broad brush?Never heard of this" journalist" until I saw this piece and it is so easy to understand why.

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