You know, Sean, I've called you an ignorant, lying motherf&#@$! on many occasions. To the best of my knowledge, nobody has ever filmed me saying it and put it up on YouTube. But I can assure you that I said it.
Maybe you'd enlighten yourself by reading accounts of the racist Teabagger taunts, including this excerpt from your own company:
Reps. John Lewis, D-Ga, and Andre Carson, D-Ind., both members of the Congressional Black Caucus, said that a group of protesters hollered at them and called them the N-word.
"They were just shouting. Harassing," Lewis told Fox News. "People being downright mean."
Kristie Greco, spokeswoman for Democratic Whip Jim Clyburn, said a protester spit on Rep. Emanuel Cleaver who is black and said police escorted the lawmakers into the Capitol. Cleaver's office said he would decline to press charges, but Sgt. Kimberly Schneider of the U.S. Capitol Police said in an e-mail later: "We did not make any arrests today."
Clyburn, who led fellow black students in integrating South Carolina's public facilities a half century ago, called the behavior "absolutely shocking."
"I heard people saying things today that I have not heard since March 15, 1960, when I was marching to try to get off the back of the bus," Clyburn told reporters.
But no videotape of those specific events has yet emerged, you say, so I guess they never happened, right, Sean?
We've seen how easily snowed you are by videotape (see "O'Keefe, James.") We've also seen how fast and loose you play with your own show's distorted, out-of-context editing to twist a piece of tape into your own fetid Fox fiction.
Now you're denying last weekend's racist and homophobic slurs simply because they haven't (yet) shown up on YouTube?
What about Lincoln's assassination, Sean? I haven't seen that videotape yet; have you?
You'd better get Glenn Beck on the case; it's getting cold...
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