CPAC 2013 Tucker Carlson versus Paul Begala

Fight Club at CPAC: Tucker Carlson vs Paul Begala on debt, foreign policy, guns and more.

Paul Begala and Tucker Carlson returned to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) stage for the ever-popular “Fight Club 2013: A Liberal & A Conservative Duke it Out,” moderated by Colin Hanna, President of Let Freedom Ring.

Begala is a CNN Political Contributor and Democratic strategist who frequently appears on CNN’s The Situation Room as well as other programs on all CNN networks. Carlson is a 20-year media veteran with a wide variety of experience in journalism and is currently a contributor to FOX News.

Both panelists sparred over a variety of issues including Benghazi, health care, and large sodas. With over three rounds of energetic conversation, Begala and Carlson concluded with a lightening round addressing topics such as the hit movie Argo, Afghanistan, IRS, Putin, NRA, Ashley Judd, Clinton Eastwood, Tea Party, Ronald Reagan, President Obama, and God.

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Jason Mattera - Tucker Carlson - Obamacare Outcomes Exposed

Jason Mattera confronts Democrat Congressman Eliot Engel over Obamacare’s now broken promise that if you like your health insurance you can keep it. This was one of the Congressman who said that Obama’s claim was true, even echoing it himself.

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Tucker Carlson - Main Stream Media Scrutinized

After 4 days of violent protests throughout the Middle East, the Main Stream Media continues to place it's major focus and concerns towards Mitt Romney instead of how President Obama is handling this crisis.

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Tucker Carlson On The Factor - Media Matters Inner Workings

O'REILLY:Let's get to the headlines. MSNBC, you say in your reporting, is pretty much taking what Media Matters puts out, and what Media Matters does is propaganda.

CARLSON: Yes.
O'REILLY: And they're taking it, and they're basically throwing it on NBC's air without any kind of fact check or whether it's true or not. They just take it and throw it on the air.

CARLSON: The line that we had from someone who worked at Media Matters for a long time was, and I'm quoting now, "We basically write their prime time. Anything we write, particularly anything that pertains to FOX News." And a lot of what Media Matters writes does pertain to FOX News, they run it basically verbatim.

O'REILLY: OK. Now, is that a violation? Phil Griffin is the head of MSNBC. Obviously, he works for NBC News. I mean, is this kind of an ethical violation of the news industry?

CARLSON: Well, it's certainly dishonest. You know, what our journalistic ethics. That's an entire separate conversation. But I would say, yes, of course, it's something that viewers don't know when they're watching. It's collusion that takes place behind the scenes. There's a political agenda.

February 14, 2012

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