I find...

[GTurck]

the media/news personalities exceptionally under-educated for their jobs. Their level of historical and cultural illiteracy astounds me.
K&R if you agree.

[barbtries]

1. i don't know

because i don't watch it, but i'm kicking and rec'ing anyway on principle.

[LeftinOH]

2. It's all show biz. To make it big, you only have to make the audience

'believe' what you're saying.

[DCKit]

5. Or distract them with great hair, a blinding white smile and a nice rack.

Faux is about as tabloid as it gets. If allowed, I'm sure Rupert'd have 'em doing the shows topless.

Every time I see a screenshot from one particular Faux show, it's two guys flanking some hottie who looks like she's in the middle of the leg-crossing scene from Basic Instinct:

[lunatica]

3. Their job description is utter servitude and blind fealty to their bosses

It's really a simple job. No other qualifications are needed.

[Javaman]

4. when you hire actors and models instead of journalists, that's what you get. nt