Heh, yeah I guess it does sound kind of weird without context

Here's some money, go see a Star War.

'Open and honest', yet (1) uses the slippery slope argument (background checks will lead to all guns being taken away) and (2) when briefly compares to other countries, pretends the US isn't the only developed country with such a high murder rate:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate

The Bill Cosby references ... everywhere ...

From: http://money.cnn.com/2018/03/07/media/sinclair-broadcasting-promos-media-bashing/index.html

The instructions for producing and airing the localized versions went into great detail about how the promos "should look and sound," according to another document obtained by CNN.

"Talent should dress in jewel tones -- however they should not look political in their dress or attire," one of the documents says. "Avoid total red, blue and purples dresses and suits. Avoid totally red, blue and purple ties, the goal is to look apolitical, neutral, nonpartisan yet professional. Black or charcoal suits for men...females should wear yellow, gold, magenta, cyan, but avoid red, blue or purple."

At the end of the promo, viewers are encouraged to send in feedback "if you believe our coverage is unfair."

The instructions say that "corporate will monitor the comments and send replies to your audience on your behalf."

In other words, local stations are cut out of the interactions with viewers. Management will handle it instead.

*promote

This guy delivers a really focused message.

Nothing is not your job.

Except pest control NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE.

That reaction when she sees worms.

Most complicated sex scene? Ain't got nothing on me ...

Thanks!

It's CAN-berra, not Can-BER-ra by the way

Isn't that basically just civil forfeiture? I thought that was still legal.

The 'it's what they want, but only from the men they want it from' is so true.