Watching the David Letterman "Late Show" last night was very touching.
Dave had on as his main guest, Dan Rather, CBS newsman and anchor
of the CBS Evening News.
Now, this man, Rather, is supposed to be a hardened journalist,
whose job is to report the news objectively and hide emotions/opinion.
He has seen a LOT in his long career as a journalist.
He broke down in tears last night twice while Dave was interviewing
him, as he described what he saw at "Ground Zero" of the Terrorist
Strike in New York City.
Dan Rather showed the appropriate HUMAN reaction to the Massive Loss
of human life.
He wept.
His reaction was 180-Degrees/Diametrically-Opposed to the reaction
seen on the faces and body language of jehovah's Witnesses as seen
in the images of their own publications that I have been posting
for the last several days, and will continue to do so, until I cannot
find anymore images, or run out of Webspace.
jehovah's Witnesses are seen Laughing and Cheering and their body language is in the 'High-Five' mode while at scenes of Massive Death and Destruction eerily similar to the World Trade Center Destruction.
This jehovah's Witnesses reaction to the Deaths of their "enemies" is So OBSCENE, it defies verbal description, yet this is their literature and they are PROUD of their literature and they STILL are distributing this literature that contains these scenes on the MOST OBSCENE INHUMANITY...
Dan Rather, in the interview with Dave, once when he regained his
composure, said that there were eyewitness reports of people on a
building top in Brooklyn, who were watching the unfolding tragedy
on last Tuesday and as the One and Two World Trade Centers came
crashing down... these people were cheering!
Who in the world could these people be?
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Humor Muted on Late-Night Shows
By David Bauder
AP Television Writer
Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2001; 12:57 a.m. EDT
NEW YORK –– A somber David Letterman dispensed with comedy to pay tribute to his adopted hometown Monday while his guest, Dan Rather, twice broke down in tears.
Humor was muted in the wake of last week's terrorist attacks, even as America's late-night television hosts returned to the air.
His voice halting, Letterman opened his "Late Show" seated behind his desk with a non-comic, five-minute monologue. The Indianapolis native, who has worked in New York for 20 years, paid tribute to the city's police and firefighters and Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
"If you didn't know how to behave, all you had to do at any moment was watch the mayor," he said. "Rudolph Giuliani is the personification of courage."
Letterman struggled to make sense of the attack, saying some people explained it as the result of religious fervor.
"If you live to be a thousand years old, will that make any sense?" he asked.
Rather, the CBS News anchor, pledged allegiance to President Bush as the president decides what to do next. "Wherever he wants me to line up, tell me where," Rather said.
The veteran anchorman broke down and held hands with Letterman as he tried to explain what it was like at the crash site. Letterman quickly broke for a commercial. Rather again started crying when reciting a verse of "America the Beautiful" and explaining how Americans will never hear the lyrics the same way again.
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