Ann Coulter sure moves around fast

[BlueHen]

One night last week she appeared on Lou Dobbs at 7 on CNN. Then at 8 she was on Fox News with Bill O'Reilly. I realize these segments are taped in advance, but now I'm wondering just how much of these programs really are live.

 

[RicoGregg]

Naturally, Ann Coulter moves around fast: She's afraid that someone will start throwing shoes at her!

Did anyone else notice how quiet and invisible she was during election season? ???

 

[landtuna]

I saw more of the Coultergeist on MSNBC's Countdown than on her, ahem, 'conservative' counterparts.

 

[oldschooltv]

Naturally, Ann Coulter moves around fast: She's afraid that someone will start throwing shoes at her!

Or a pie, as was the case when she gave a speech at the University of Arizona.

 

[BlueHen]

Did anyone else notice how quiet and invisible she was during election season? ???

May have been because she said during the primaries she would support Hillary Clinton if John McCain became the nominee.

 

[Mediafrog+]

I realize these segments are taped in advance, but now I'm wondering just how much of these programs really are live.

It's always amusing to check the various morning network news shows, and to find the same person being interviewed simultaneously on three or more networks. Yes, many of these segments are recorded before the show hits the air.

 

[Markxxx]

In the days of Old Time Radio Frank Nelson, (best known to young people as the guy parodied on the Simpsons who goes "Yessss.") was a re-occurring character on Jack Benny and he said in his day (remember this was when most radio came from New York City), when radio was live, he'd have the writers from Benny's show write him in first so he could do Jack's show then race via subway to another studio to do the second half of another show. Or vice versa, if that week he was on radio before Jack's show, Jack's writers would rearrange the script so he came in later.

So it was done like that in the "good old days"