Olbermann says Fox must fire Judge Napolitano for being a 9/11 truther

via infowars

November 26, 2010

MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann named Roger Ailes his “worser” person of the day, raging that Judge Napolitano’s courage in questioning the 9/11 attacks amounted to hypocrisy because Fox’s other marque hosts have engaged in so many witch hunts against other professed doubters of the government’s official fairy tale. Thus he deduces that if they have called for other figures, like Van Jones, to be fired or outcast, then Napolitano should also be fired. How about free speech?

Olbermann stated:

“Roger Ailes of ‘Fixed’ News’ employee Judge Andrew Napolitano went on the radio yesterday to declare that 9/11 “couldn’t possibly have been done the way the government told us.” OK, Napolitano’s a truther. I don’t have to agree with him; you don’t have to disagree with him. But according to his employer’s code of smear, they’ve got to fire him. Televangelist Glenn Beck hunted Van Jones on the flimsier complaint that Jones had unknowingly signed a truther petition. Sean Hannity said Jones should be fired immediately. O’Reilly attacked Feisel Abdul Rauf of the Park 51 Center in New York, because even though Rauf believes the attacks were created by extremist Muslims, one of his former associates is a truther. So Ailes has to fire Napolitano, and if he doesn’t Beck, Hannity and O’Reilly need to condemn Ailes and Fox and call them unAmerican for not firing him. Go ahead, put your outrage where your money is.”