On Friday night, Fox News partisan boy-wonder, Sean Hannity, hosted a special hour-long segment, which resembled a cross between Unsolved Mysteries, The Alex Jones show, and a History Channel program, that examined the history of the "Obama-Mania-Media's liberal bias."
This may be the most Freudian collection of commentary in existence.
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com
If you can't remove the palm of your hand from your face long enough to watch a clip that glorifies William Buckley as someone who is to be admired, I'll summarize it for you:
Liberal dominance. Left-wing bias. Liberal. Liberal. Socialists. Communists. Wonderful Soviets. Liberal intellectualism. Liberals hate America. Why does conservatism have to be explained? Hostile liberals. Liberal myths. Callous liberals. Self-righteous liberals. Liberal conspiracy. Liberal, liberal, liberal.
Near the end of the clip, Juan Williams unsuspectingly and unwittingly laid out the truth for us with a narrative which was clearly intended to be a mockery but inadvertently described reality quite well. I didn't know it was even possible to be so right, and so wrong, at the same time.
By the way, why would you display footage of the nuclear bombing of Japan while simultaneously mocking the idea that America may have had influences on the world that were "at times, quite destructive?"