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GE Shareholder upset over MSNBC

by Phantom Ace ( 28 Comments › )
Filed under Leftist-Islamic Alliance, Media at April 22nd, 2009 - 10:38 pm

MSNBC which is the Think Progress of cable new networks is upsetting GE shareholders. MSNBC which is owned by GE is an outlet of Leftists and Islamist propaganda. This association with radical views hurts the brand name of GE. As investors, the shareholders are upset because it hurts their bottom line.
Drama at GE shareholders meeting

The hostility between Fox News Channel and MSNBC reached a fever pitch Wednesday when a Fox producer infiltrated the GE shareholders meeting.

Just before GE re-elected board members, company brass were hit with questions from shareholders critical of an alleged leftward political slant at MSNBC.

But one of those questions came from Jesse Waters, a producer on “The O’Reilly Factor” whose criticisms were cut short when his microphone was cut off, according to several attendees. Waters apparently did not publicly identify himself as a Fox employee.

Waters has built a reputation as an ambush interviewer, specializing in on-the-street confrontations. But this is arguably the boldest move by a Fox newsie to utilize the tactic inside their chief rival’s tent, as it were.

O’Reilly and MSNBC anchor Keith Olbermann have been involved in a running feud for several years, but the pissing match between the two has of late started to envelope other parts of the News Corp. and GE empires.

GE pointed out that Waters had Fox News cameras waiting outside the Orlando meeting.

Attendees who spoke to THR said shareholders asked about 10 politically charged questions concerning MSNBC as well as one about CNBC.

First up was a woman asking about a reported meeting in which Immelt and NBC Uni CEO Jeff Zucker supposedly told top CNBC executives and talent to be less critical of President Obama and his policies.

Immelt acknowledged a meeting took place but said no one at CNBC was told what to say or not to say about politics.

During the woman’s follow-up question, her microphone was apparently cut off. A short time later, Waters asked a question and his mic was cut, too.

“The crowd was very upset with MSNBC because of its leftward tilt,” one attendee said. “Some former employees said they were embarrassed by it.”

This is why politics and business don’t mix. MSNC has gone over board, they have Radical leftists like Maddow and Islamist sympathizers like Keith Olbermann. They have to right to say what they want, but the Shareholders have more of a right to voice their opinion. They are part owners and have a right to be concern about GE’s brand name. It is their money.

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