Feingold was just interviewed on CBS morning show.

[watrwefitinfor]

If you're in a later time zone try to catch it. He was great. The CBS morning twit made an ass of herself.

There has to be a place for this man in national politics.

Wat

ON EDIT, in reply to my friends, below -

1. There is no link, i just woke up, turned on the tv, and there he was - I watched while waiting for my coffee to brew.

2. Details? sorry, trying to have a little that first cup of coffee and wanted to get it posted so others will see it. Essentially she was asking him loaded questions, trying to get him to admit Cain was right and he with all the OWS are wrong. Smirking the whole time. What a twit. He was in Madison in front of the capitol building before daylight, supporting the OWS as only Russ can. He made her look like the fool she is, smiling the whole time. He was magnificent. Maybe someone else who saw it will add more. I don't type well anymore - carpal.

3. You're welcome.

[no_hypocrisy]

1. Details please?

[Firebrand Gary]

2. Link or transcript?

[Firebrand Gary]

3. Thanks, I will look for it.

[INdemo]

4. This is what Feingold had to say

On "The Early Show" Monday, Former Senator Russell Feingold, D-Wis., said of the protests spreading across the country, "I'm not just pleased about it, I'm excited about it."


He reflected on the pro-labor demonstrations in Wisconsin earlier this year that were sparked by the governor's fight to take away collective bargaining rights from public sector workers in his state. "We did it here, and I think this is going to happen all over the country," Feingold said, "because people have been kicked when they are down, over and over again. You can only kick people so long before they react.


"This is time now for accountability, and this is a good way to show people how strongly we feel. The working people of this country have been treated very brutally and it has to change."

On "The Early Show" Monday, Former Senator Russell Feingold, D-Wis., said of the protests spreading across the country, "I'm not just pleased about it, I'm excited about it."


He reflected on the pro-labor demonstrations in Wisconsin earlier this year that were sparked by the governor's fight to take away collective bargaining rights from public sector workers in his state. "We did it here, and I think this is going to happen all over the country," Feingold said, "because people have been kicked when they are down, over and over again. You can only kick people so long before they react.


http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/10/10/earlyshow/main20118005

[Hailtothechimp]

5. The link isn't working. Why doe that not surprise me? nt

[watrwefitinfor]

6. Thank you.

I only have dial-up and the big (news) websites lock me up or take hours to load.

It was a terrific interview. At least his part of it was.

Wat

[Gold Metal Flake]

7. This link was working less than a minute ago...

...so hurry before they change it.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/10/10/earlyshow/main20118005.shtml?tag=contentBody;cbsCarousel

[truebrit71]

8. Which RW twit was feeding him the loaded questions?

I stopped watching that channel in the am when Harry Smith and his simpering female side-kick were on...it was constant fluffing of RW guests, and any lefties were given short shrift and attacked as being weak..

I can understand that they have to toe the corporate fascist line, but I would expect most self-respecting "professionals" in that trade to draw that line at whoring for Herman Cain..he is clearly out of his fucking mind...