Did anyone just see Jesse Ventura on Fox and Friends?

Question

what happened towards the end of the interview? my audio was turned off, but it looked like he was getting an attitude with the Fox and Friends host Brian. whenever I turned the audio up, it sounded like a tense moment, then they cut to a commercial. what happened and what was said?

Answer 1

He's not a believer in 9-11 being an inside job, he only asks questions about it. For that, Fox and Friends flipped out, and threw sarcasm, and insults at him, finally cutting him off. They are so blatantly biased, it is ridiculous. When will a mainstream channel come out that is not biased (the closest i've seen is MSNBC, countdown is leftist, but the rest is pretty fair), and lets all views and opinions be shared. Fox showed how right wing they are by cutting him off multiple times, disrespecting him all over the place (they were addressing him as "Jesse", I've NEVER heard a member/former member of office being referred to by their FIRST name.). When called out on their disrespect, they tried calling him FORMER GOVERNOR, which is also something they never call anyone else. It was ridiculous.

More people should try and get their slogan removed for being false advertisement. Fair and Balanced is incredibly misleading.

Answer 2

Yes, just saw it in the midst of a random channel surf (I never watch Fox News).

I have much respect for this guy and wish there was a bigger platform for people like him to take control over government. It might actually WORK for a change. Presidential politics is rigged and narrows the selection. The most honest straightforward and brave voices have better chances in lower offices.

The Fox News ninnies act like he should leave the country if he questions whether a historically lying government MAY have been directly responsible for the deaths of its own citizens.

Excellent that he had the balls to dispel that nonsense and say that people SHOULD question government.

I'm set to vote for Obama but his periodical flakiness on issues and allegiances makes me wish Ventura had a real chance of getting the presidency 'cause I would vote for him in a hot minute. Straight-shooter who cuts no bull and doesn't parse sentences. Pro wrestlers who have a better understanding on matters than most professional politicians. Would be so refreshing. That TRULY would be change we could believe in.

John Lucas

Answer 3

I'm from Minnesota. He was the Governor. I'd vote for him AGAIN in a second. He's not a professional, polished politician. He not eloquent when he speaks. He does not talk the politician talk. Sometimes he says things that make him look like an idiot. All true.....however he was the best thing that ever happened to this state as far a politics goes. He was truly for the people and not out for his personal interests like ALL other PROFESSIONAL politicians are. He lowered taxes here, forced the professional politcains down at the capitol to refund at least half of the taxes they OVER charged the tax payers of this state. They wanted to keep it and spend it.  We are one of the highest taxed states in the country and the morons down at the capital are PROUD of that fact. I hope he runs for the senate seat here....he'll blow coleman, and the comedian thats also running right out of the water. GO JESSE VENTURA!!!!!!!!

Answer 4

He just got criticized for being a 9/11 conspiracy believer and Steve doocy was saying "if you believe your government would do this then why do you want to be a part of it?" and Jesse ventura was saying how he doesn't think the main stream media lets people address these issues and they were like "well we just did". Basically it comes down to him being an idiot and they gave him a fair shake he is just pissed because he is nuts.