CNN, MSNBC, FOX- It is criminal that they are not carrying this speech.

[gardenista]

Criminal. The people of this country deserve better.

[feistydem]

1. Even PBS and C-Span weren't carrying it!

I was watching it on CNN and then they cut it off.

[LittleApple81]

5. C-Span 2 had the whole thing. It was great. n/t

[Langis]

2. MSNBC had the whole thing

[librechik]

3. no they cut away 8 minutes before the endm bastards

it was only on cspan2

[Protected]

4. No they didn't

An interview with Darrell Hammond of "Saturday Night Live" was more important.

[onecent]

6. If the media doesn't change somewhat...I think we may have troubles

I cannot see the rest of Kerry's speech...Cspan but not Cspan 2

Will they even show it tomorrow with Hurricane Frances and Bush crap?

[billkurtmeyer]

7. Faux could not let the people see the truth!

[Paul Hood]

8. They all carried some of it.

I was switching around from cspan2. I was suprised to see it on fox at all but I'm sure they carried less than the others.
But it is criminal that the publics airwaves don't carry all of it.

[LTR]

9. CNN carried it

C-SPAN went out on me :grr:

I switched to MSNBC, then Matthews had to jump in and cut it off to go to the babbling pundits. Flipped back to C-SPAN2. Still out. CNN still had it on. Then Larry cut it off.

Larry did have a good discussion on it. Cuomo loved Kerry's speech, and seemed to be glad Kerry got tough.

[Catherine Vincent]

10. Fuck Fox News!

Fuck Fox News!

[Rose Siding]

11. What's remarkable is that they did cover a decent portion

Enough to steal from the RNC's FINAL NIGHT. Imagine!

[truebrit71]

12. C-Span2 had it all....and it was BRILLIANT!!!!

Kerry came out swinging...If this cis the "new" Kerry then all I can say is it's about damn time!!!

[dolstein]

13. Bullshit -- it was a second rate speech

He got far more than deserved. The speech simply failed to live up to the hype. The only worthwhile comments were in the press release.

[mbali]

14. That's ok - not that many people are up right now anyway . . .

But tomorrow, the speech will be widely disseminated tomorrow - either a stand-alone story or included in the lead story, above-the-fold in every major and local newspaper and part of every political panel discussion tomorrow and into the weekend.