RogerAiles must have gotten floods of messages/twits/emails complaining
that MeGyn was acting like a ‘smart’ ass in previous shows.
They like their asses dumb ------------------just like them.
So ME-AGyn had to make amends for making her listeners feel stupid.
Yah!! And when you tell them not to send them, they completely lose their shit.
Well and succinctly stated!
Shorter Fox News: LEEEAAAAVVVEEE THE GUMMMIIINNNTT OF FERRRRGUSSSONNN ALOOOONE because nobody cares if private industry does it, and governments shouldn’t be held to a higher standard just because they subsist on tax dollars and extortionate penalties unfairly levied disproportionately on one segment of the populace. Because, y’know, freedom and stuff.
Her roots are showing.
“There are very few companies in America, whether they’re public or private, in which if you sic 40 FBI agents on the company and review every email and every document and every communication between employees, you won’t find any racist emails," Kelly said during her show, “The Kelly File.”
Can we do Fox, next?
OK, that has occasionally happened, but not for several years. But you are right about that, and I need to walk that one back. If I get those, I do not pass them on.
Megyn Kelly:
“There are very few companies in America, whether they’re public or private, in which if you sic 40 FBI agents on the company and review every email and every document and every communication between employees, you won’t find any racist emails," Kelly said during her show, “The Kelly File.”
Given that you’re probably speaking from personal experience - thank you, Megyn, for confirming what we already knew about NewsCorp.
But just because racist emails are rampant in your workplace, doesn’t mean they’re common throughout America’s workplaces.
uH hUM. Mrs. Kelly. In the real world, one can get fired for racist emails. Management doesn’t even partake due to the potential for lawsuits. This rarely (if ever) happens in the modern workplace.
Is this supposed to be some sort of excuse/defense or is Faux just trying to tell everyone precisely why they and the GOP/Teatrolls so very much support racism?
Bingo.
Wait a minute. I thought we lived in Post-Racial America.
And her “knowledge” is based on… what data?
What’s done at Fox News isn’t necessarily done at all other American businesses.
Racist Ferguson emails: “Oh lawdy!!! Mountain out of a molehill!!! If you dig deep enough anywhere, you’ll eventually find stuff like this!!! All the digging is so unfair!!!”
Benghazi/IRS/NSA/Iran/Birth Certificate/Secret Musliminess/Black Panthers/College transcripts/Kenya: “We know it’s there even though we’ve never found it…we just have to keep digging until we find it!!! The fact that we can’t yet is proof it’s being hidden!!!”
And now, Suzy will model the latest in elephant camo…
The big difference here, Megyn, is the response such trash gets. I have worked for both local and national entities of government, but also several of the Fortune 500 companies and even nonprofit agencies. In every single case, these sorts of lame attempts at humor have been greeted by Human Resources as you would having received a dirtied disposable baby diaper in a package. They made an immediate, public email rebuke of the person who sent the email (sometimes including termination, if the email were offensive enough) and a reminder to EVERYONE that using the company’s or government entity’s email system to convey such filth (there actually were 2 Human Resources departments that referred to those emails that way) was a violation of policy that could lead to termination, if repeated. THAT’S the difference, Dear.
Indeed. Because the corporation would be held accountable (i.e., sued into the dirt). Faux and the GOP/Teatrolls, however, seem to think that Ferguson shouldn’t be. Personally, I think the entire black community in Ferguson is a class action suit waiting to explode.
Not every company is like Fox News, Megyn.
So, if we were to look at the FOX News internal emails she is saying we will find lots (and LOTS) of racist ones right?
How many from one: Megyn Kelly?
The Tu quoque defense, when you haven’t got anything else. But then, why even try to defend it?