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ABQTom
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Could someone PLEASE explain WHY talk show hosts are asking for money from their listeners for their own legal problems? Bernie Ward, Savage, both asking for monies for their legal issues. This is unprecedented in the radio industry, and I'm really surprised that it's not getting more attention on the forums.
Could someone explain why Bernie doesn't just admit his guilt, and make a deal w/ the prosecutors to do some community service, and get back on the air? That's Bernie's slogan every night at 12:59:40, when he tells listeners, "Remember, it's easier to ask for forgiveness, than it is for permission."
My in-box is crammed with letters from Mark Crispin Miller on Bernie Ward asking for more and more money. It's getting ridiculous. And, hearing Peter Weissbach crying out for money for his buddy Savage. I'm not on Savage's list, but I'll sign up and see if I get letters of solicitation. Savage needs to drop his hatred of Muslims, and Bernie needs to stop asking for money to defend himself, and just admit he's guilty and do community service. Bernie's faith teaches forgiveness, and it's the Christmas season. Honesty is the best policy, even in radio.
What am I missing here, folks?
Could someone explain why Bernie doesn't just admit his guilt, and make a deal w/ the prosecutors to do some community service, and get back on the air? That's Bernie's slogan every night at 12:59:40, when he tells listeners, "Remember, it's easier to ask for forgiveness, than it is for permission."
My in-box is crammed with letters from Mark Crispin Miller on Bernie Ward asking for more and more money. It's getting ridiculous. And, hearing Peter Weissbach crying out for money for his buddy Savage. I'm not on Savage's list, but I'll sign up and see if I get letters of solicitation. Savage needs to drop his hatred of Muslims, and Bernie needs to stop asking for money to defend himself, and just admit he's guilty and do community service. Bernie's faith teaches forgiveness, and it's the Christmas season. Honesty is the best policy, even in radio.
What am I missing here, folks?