no obviously I do not which is why bruce jenner's dog is now thinking he's a catSorry OiT, you don't get to make the definitions.
no obviously I do not which is why bruce jenner's dog is now thinking he's a catSorry OiT, you don't get to make the definitions.
I liked the way Trump handled it but he still does not get my vote. Mostly he has offered no solutions(just bluster) and the solutions he has offered(deporting 11 million people) will not work.First of all, no matter how the press spins it, Trump didn't kick that Univision guy out. In fact he handled the situation really well, didn't take crap from him, and even let him back in and answered his questions. Color me impressed. How many other candidates would have handled that situation as well as he did? It's amazing how the media can change a story to fit their preconceived notions.
How about waiting until your called upon? The mark of a good journalist is talking out of turn?I can't speak to what happened later. But what you recount from the earlier exchange doesn't fit what I saw. The video is on Facebook and is credited to CBS, but I can't get a link to embed here. So here is my transcript for you....
What I saw was some guy at the podium finishing up and Trump stepping up to the podium. As Trump stepped up to the podium, Ramos began to ask his question, saying "Mr Trump I have a question about immigration."
Trump deliberately ignored him and said into the mic "OK, who's next" and then pointed to someone saying "yeah, please."
Ramos is still trying to ask his question about immigration saying something like " I am an imigrant and I would ...."
Trump turns to Ramos and says "Excuse me, sit down, you weren't called. Sit down! Sit down! Siiit doown!"
Ramos says "I have a right to ask a question."
Trump says "No you don't. You haven't been called. Go back to Univision."
Ramos continues to try to ask his question.
Trump signals his goon who goes over to Ramos, takes his arm and seems to be escorting him away when the video ends.
Unless you have some reason to think that journalists at a PC should be timid and wait their turn, Ramos was NOT out of line. This guy is the Walter Cronkite of Hispanic news. Bad decision. And troubling that otherwise reasonable people are defending Trump.
The audio clip I heard on the news on the radio at the top of the hour made Trump sound like an ass-bag bully shouting at the guy to sit down and shut up. No proper context whatsoever. BAU for the MSM.WWJD, you clearly didn't watch the press conference in its entirety. It was clearly Ramos who was out of line and Trump kept his cool and even let him back to debate him. Stop letting the media skew your view. Watch it for yourself.
Actually the best way to handle it would have been to field the question. Or maybe say "let me come back to that, Jorge."I thought Trump handled it about as well as he could have. I'm not saying it was handled perfectly, but while Ramos is a well-respected journalist I got the impression he was trying to get Trump to 'blow-up' and lose control. I think he was trying for a bit of gotcha journalism which seems beneath Ramos' abilities.
thisViva la Trump, Ramos was out of line and very disrespectful. Donald was more than gracious considering the rudeness displayed by this wantabe journalist.
Is Univision even a legitimate news organization?
"The report"? What report are you talking about.
Unless you can tell me that watching more of the PC would give me a different impression, I think you are totally wrong. And I find it disturbing that you would defend Trump in this case. Totally unprofessional, arrogant, bullying, dismissive and, in the final analysis, completely unpresidential.
But as I say, keep defending him. It will just sour Hispanics against the GOP. And deservedly so.
BTW, Trump is never the adult in any room. Spoiled child, on a good day.
You are shifting ground. And since I have not seen the rest of the PC - I mean what sensible person would waste time watching a Trump PC? - I won't address whether Ramos or Trump did poorly or well later on.Saw the replay: Ramos was a huge fail journalistically, he essentially didn't ask a question when brought back into the room and recognized. He made an argument with a list of talking points rather than inquiry; whatever question may show up in a transcript was completely lost in his ramblings. In that forum, ask a question and stop talking. If the answer is non-responsive or buffoonish, ask an appropriate follow-up. What you shouldn't do is treat it like a talking head panel and spew a laundry list of talking points, interrupt, inject non-sequiturs, and argue.
Happen to think he's correct, Trump's immigration "policy" in completely unrealistic and ill-defined. But Jorge set his cause back by his failure to be professional.
Only issue with Trump's behavior was his obvious lie first time around that he didn't even know Ramos. He later mentioned him by name and that he was part of his lawsuit v Univision.
Ramos is a deservedly respected journalist. Possibly the most respected journalist by the Hispanic community.
Those tactics may work and even be justified when smacking the imitation journalists from Fox but he shouldn't be able to get away with treating Ramos like that.
Unless the GOP and each individual GOP candidate clearly disowns Trump for this - and is quick about it - they just lost what little Hispanic support they might have gotten from the Hispanic community.
Bush and Rubio had better have ALREADY attacked Trump, and attacked him hard.
I'd bet you don't know the rules either. And yet you are defending Trump based on rules you think might have been in place.
No, I didn't watch the whole thing. The part I saw had someone else finishing up some words and turning over the podium to Trump. And that's when Ramos asked his question. Looked like perfectly good journalistic instincts to me.
I'll stick to my original comment.
If people defend Trump on this, I'll be delighted. It just hurts the GOP brand with a demographic they should be selling their collective kidneys to woo.
You are embarrassing yourself.
Just think what they would be saying if the uppity black man had acted the same way in that situation.
Disagree about the first round as well, as I understand it anyway. This was a press conference, not a press availability or drive by, and at press conferences the reporters are called on. It is not a free for all shouting match to get the principal's attention and to get a question heard.
Now, realistically, Ramos probably would not have been given a question (after all Trump continues to completely banned the DMR) so I understand Ramos' aggressiveness in attempting to shout down all other questions. Just as Ramos should understand such tactics were outside the bounds and could result in exactly what happened.
Trump is the angry man tapping into the anger of many, as demonstrated by the behavior of an assumed supporter while Ramos was in the hallway, where this exchange occurred:
Get out of my Country.
I am a US citizen sir.
Its not about you, get out.
WTF?
Oh, and then Trump's staffer approached Ramos and asked him if he would like to reenter, and he said yes can I ask a question? The staffer said yes, if you wait to be called on. She comes off quite well.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/jorge-ramos-donald-trump-supporter
Parser, Trump will detonate, just bide your time. But mountain out of molehilling this incident is too much like Fox's faux outrage of the day.
Lastly, anybody from Dubuque recognize Mr. Get out of MY Country? Has on a suit and a nice bowtie, but doesn't act very professional.
Again, watch the actual exchange. When you say "I understand Ramos' aggressiveness in attempting to shout down all other questions," you are buying the wingnut characterization. Ramos did NOT shout. He did not attempt to shout down all other questions. As I have pointed out several times, as Trump came to the podium, Ramos simply said "Mr Trump I have a question about immigration." And Trump went off.
Have you seen press conferences? Unless things have changed a good bit in recent years (I've pretty much stopped watching them, so maybe they have), journalists are ALWAYS standing and calling out their question in the hope of getting a chance to be called upon. NOTHING Ramos did was outside that traditional press behavior.
This foreigner comes to middle America and demands that a Presidential candidate answer his questions? He defiantly said "no" two or three times to Mr. Trump. In addition this foreigner initially refuses to leave.
Hopefully after Donald wins office Jorge is one of the first illegals escorted toward the border.
Pepe Ramos is an American citizen.
When is he going to learn the language?
If Pepe wants to report on bad government he needs to go back to Mecico
Who is going to beat him?HAhahahahaha! Yeah, good luck with your guy winning that whole election thing.
Who is going to beat him?
This is just wrong.Yes, I watched I last night. Trump called on others, Ramos raised his volume so the person called on could not be heard.
This is just wrong.
Go to a clip that starts with the chubby guy yielding the podium to Trump.
Turn up the volume and you will hear Ramos ask "Mr Trump, I have a question about immigration."
That's BEFORE Trump calls on anyone else.
And once you see that, come back and correct your out-of-control misinterpretation.
Here, try this one:
In the clip I originally saw (CBS) but can't find now, I didn't need to crank up the volume to hear Ramos. And maybe that's why people like you keep insisting that the right wing spin is right. If you don't know that Ramos began his question before Trump decided to ignore him, and began in a respectful tone and with respectful wording, then maybe you would perceive Ramos to be in the wrong. But the actual clip shoots that spin down.
This is just wrong.
Go to a clip that starts with the chubby guy yielding the podium to Trump.
Turn up the volume and you will hear Ramos ask "Mr Trump, I have a question about immigration."
That's BEFORE Trump calls on anyone else.
And once you see that, come back and correct your out-of-control misinterpretation.
Here, try this one:
In the clip I originally saw (CBS) but can't find now, I didn't need to crank up the volume to hear Ramos. And maybe that's why people like you keep insisting that the right wing spin is right. If you don't know that Ramos began his question before Trump decided to ignore him, and began in a respectful tone and with respectful wording, then maybe you would perceive Ramos to be in the wrong. But the actual clip shoots that spin down.
Just think what they would be saying if Obama had acted the same way in that situation.
Just think how you'd be defending him.
And once you see that, come back and correct your out-of-control misinterpretation.
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I do not think Trumps plan is unrealistic we need to round them up and take them back across the border, using everything at our border including railroad boxcars.I stand corrected on the completely missing the point fact regarding Mr. Ramos' volume. Surprised you didn't go on to highlight my erroneous statement about the guys bowtie in the hall.
He appeared with an agenda, fine, and immediately tried to take control of an event that was not his to control. He violated the decorum of the event that 100% of the other press observed. He apparently has no understanding of press conferences (or different types of press events), just like a person who comments on what ALWASY happens in them despite not having seen one for years.
But that is silly gotcha irrelevant bs, form over substance. Making a mountain out of that molehill is crying wolf, save your outrage for something worth your time. Perhaps you should re-read your screen name and adjust your priorities.
The substance in his 2nd go round was journalistic incompetence, plain and simple-as I posted above which you ignored to argue the irrelevant. In Univision's statement I see they make a plea for Mr. Trump to go on Mr. Ramos' show, which is apparently a talking head program like O'Reilly's and Maddow's Makes sense because, as I observed above, that is how he treated the press conference.
This kind of crap blurs what matters. Ramos is right on the important issue of Trump's immigration plan being unrealistic and ill-defined. But by acting without appropriate decorum or journalistic competence he allows Trump and his supporters (like the hallway guy and Pelini) to focus on that stupid issue instead of what matters.
And I'm sure you'd come in with more nonproductive comments that do nothing but accelerate a thread into another bitch fest and do nothing to progress the conversation.
Now, do you have anything of value to say? I won't hold my breath.
Look through this thread. Already added something worth while. And you know what I said is true.
Your schtick hasn't changed in 5 years. Same shit, different day. You really need to come up with some new material.