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A running list of comments on my vodcast appearances

Here is a running list of comments on my vodcast appearances on The Stuttering John Show . The appearances can be found at these links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rS979dmgwA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPGi8p2GiLk&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9skRt7o5Ik&feature=youtu.be   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjPhp9Iubm4 - "It was really good! You are so smart!" - "You know so much stuff! I was impressed!" - "Super smart and adorable!" - "Your giggle is infectious!" - "Fun interview!" - "Was awesome!" - "Awesome vodcast today John! Thank you, and @HalSparks too, for keeping me informed while making me laugh at this 'special' time. 😂 "   - "Awesome job Craig!!!! 😀😀 " - "You looked great!" - "Nice hair cut!" - "Lovely smile!" - "I did like looking at and listening to you." - "Great job." - ...

Comments on my "The Stuttering John Show" appearance

I've received a few comments about my most recent appearance on "The Stuttering John Show" with John Melendez: - "I'm currently enjoying your appearance on the Stuttering John podcast." - "I really enjoyed the show." - "I want to thank you for being on his podcast & providing excellent content." - "The great Craig Rozniecki." - John Melendez My 11/19/20 appearance can be viewed just after the 1-hour mark at the following link:  https://stutteringjohnpodcast.libsyn.com/the-stuttering-john-podcast-november-19th-2020

Ted Cruz will not be getting the Colbert-bump...

For as big of a fan of Stephen Colbert's comedy as I am, even I'll admit his new show had a few hiccups during its first week. However, the show seems to get better on each successive night, not only on the comedic front, but also the interview front. That trend certainly held true last night, especially when Colbert interviewed Texas Republican Senator and one of 492 GOP candidates running for president, Ted Cruz. One thing I've always enjoyed about Colbert's shows is how, unlike many cable news networks (sadly enough), he doesn't let his guests get away with BS. While CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC may have a tendency to not fact-check their guests on the spot (unless, in Fox News' and MSNBC's case, their opinion drastically differs from that of their guest), Stephen Colbert does, and it's quite refreshing. Last night, when Ted Cruz decided to misuse Ronald Reagan's name, like 99.9% of Republicans do nowadays, Colbert actually called him out on it, s...

A Fox News guest blames a rape victim

Yet another man has come forward in partially blaming a rape victim for that very crime. On Fox News' Shepard Smith Reports , attorney Joseph DiBenedetto made the following statement in light of news that a Missouri teenager had been raped by a classmate: "What did she expect to happen at one in the morning after sneaking out? I'm not saying - assuming that these facts are accurate and this did happen - I'm not saying she deserved to be raped, but knowing the facts as we do here including what the prosecutor has set forth, this case is going nowhere and it's going nowhere quick." To his credit, host Shepard Smith followed DiBenedetto's despicable remarks by saying this: "What you've done, Joseph, is taken tan alleged victim of rape and turned her into a liar and a crime committer. That's a far jump from a thousand miles away." I love how people like DiBenedetto believe that if X goes out past a certain time in a certain area and is ...

I love "The Daily Show," but...

I love The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. I watch the show, along with The Colbert Report , rather religiously. Stewart and Colbert are probably the two biggest influences on the satire I write. Even in saying that, however, there are times when I think Stewart has trouble treading the line between comedian and journalist, tries too hard to be balanced, and gets in these moods where he's angry at the world and decides to be, for lack of a better word, a dick to his guest. Last night's episode was a prime example of that. Stephen Colbert doesn't run into this problem often, because his show is viewed as a comedy. He's seen as a comedian and not as a journalist to some. His show and personality are satirizing The O'Reilly Factor  and host Bill O'Reilly. When Colbert comes across as a jerk to his guests, that's just him being in character. Jon Stewart, meanwhile, isn't satirizing a character on his show. The guy is being himself, and while a majority of hi...

Another awkward moment with Mitt Romney

It was recently reported that Mitt Romney attended the boxing match between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez this past weekend. As claimed by Pacquiao publicist Fred Sternburg, Romney spoke with Pacquiao in his dressing room before the fight and told the fighter, "Hello Manny. I ran for president. I lost." Romney has never been one to appear very smooth with human interaction. However, this may be one of the most awkward-sounding lines he's ever publicly uttered. Is this how Romney is going to introduce himself from this point forward? "Hello X. I'm Mitt. I ran for president. I lost." How is another supposed to respond to such an introduction? "Hello Mitt. I'm X. I can't say I ever ran for president, but if I did, I'd probably lose as well." or "Hello Mitt. I'm X. Sooooo...how about those Patriots?" or "Hello Mitt. I'm X. You ran for president of what exactly? Hair club for men?" o...