Republicans Say The Darndest Things On C-SPAN
August 31, 2018
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, C-SPAN hosts talk to some pretty crazy folks.
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"C-SPAN bleeped the audio of a caller who phoned in to use a racial slur and call for the death of former President Barack Obama on Sunday.
During the network’s morning program Washington Journal, host Paul Orgel took a call from a person he identified as Christopher of White Haven, Pennsylvania on the Republican phone line. Callers are meant to phone in with questions for guests based on the discussion, but Christopher instead falsely claimed that Obama was an “illegal alien.”
As Orgel responded, “How do you know this?” Christopher proceeded to talk over him. The audio then cut out for a few seconds as the guests looked visibly stunned.
The audio returned as Orgel told viewers, “We’re going to try to get somebody who has something constructive to add to the conversation hopefully.” He then moved onto the next caller."*
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