Can you imagine an interview show that produced a combination of knowledge,
research, focus and discomfort to the grilling of politicians and
bureaucrats? We sure can. For years it is all we had in America. Here is a small gathering of candidates who
would not only save MTP from well deserved doom but also bring informative, serious
journalism back to the entire Sunday interview show debacle.
Our Top candidate: Trey
Gowdy. You may know Mr. Gowdy as one of
the few prepared congressional questioners of bumbling bureaucrats. Mr. Gowdy brings the delightful combination
of knowledge, research, focus and discomfort to the grilling of politicians and
bureaucrats. Gowdy has many attributes
that would make him a superior host of MTP.
We will mention just two – he grasps that those who collect a government
paycheck, regardless of position and tenure, need to report openly, honestly,
constantly and thoroughly to the people who pay their wages. And, he grasps that the job of MTP host is to make the interview
subject uncomfortable; not pander for access or an “off the record” phone call
that is anything but.
One more top candidate – Sheryl Attkisson. Sheryl grasps the concept of investigative
journalism – current and past MTP hosts do not. In case you don't know Sheryl, here she is:
Sheryl is as bright and tenacious as she is attractive and a top former CBS investigative journalist. She also knows Washington well, as do all our candidates.
Three other very good candidates – Paul Ryan (yes, the representative from WI), Lisa Meyers (top former
investigative journalist from NBC) and Jim
Jordan (who frequently matches Gowdy with informed questioning of lazy bureaucrats.) We suggest you Google them if
you wish to learn more about them.
But perhaps the best candidate of all – Megyn Kelly – tell us
she wouldn’t perk up the limp ratings at MTP?
Take your pick from the six - all spectacularly qualified!
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