Better than Carol Marin w/Hamos and Murphy: Berkowitz w/possible Guv candidate Dan Proft; Cable and Streaming
Jeff Berkowitz: You’re not embarrassed at all by ..Jim Kimberly [Chicago Tribune] said $500,000 …almost $600,000 that you were getting [annually from Cicero], from the high school…from, …and then there is a $400,000 line item for in-house [PR]. For the size of this Village, it sounds enormous…I’m nor saying it is shady, but it looks shady. [watch the show with Dan Proft].
Dan Proft [Possible 2010 Republican candidate for Governor]: No, it doesn’t look shady.
Jeff Berkowitz: It doesn’t?
Dan Proft: No, it does not look shady.
Jeff Berkowitz: I mean, Carol Marin [WTTW, Sun-Times and NBC Chicago] writes about it.
Dan Proft: Well, Carol Marin makes it look shady because she has an axe to grind.
Jeff Berkowitz: What’s her axe to grind?
Dan Proft: She is a liberal Democrat. She is somebody who has written the same story about Cicero for twenty years. She is not about to change her storyline.
Jeff Berkowitz: Well, then some would say Cicero is not about to change—
Dan Proft: Except Cicero has changed.
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Dan Proft: …[Carol Marin] has no concern for the facts, she is the one who is unethical by the way she chooses to disregard facts that are inconvenient to a storyline she has set.
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Dan Proft: I am not going to be a pin cushion to the liberal media in this town.
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[For a more substantive partial transcript of and a detailed summary of topics discussed on the show with Proft, please go here.
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This week’s suburban edition of Public Affairs features Dan Proft, possible candidate for Governor in the 2010 Republican Primary. Go here for the Chicago metro suburban, City of Chicago, Aurora and Rockford airing schedules for the show with Dan Proft, as well as a description of some of the topics discussed on the show.
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The "Public Affairs," show with Dan Proft can be watched on your computer.
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Jeff Berkowitz, Show Host/Producer of "Public Affairs," and Executive Legal Recruiter doing legal search can be reached at JBCG@aol.com. *************************************************************
"Public Affairs," is a weekly political interview show airing in Chicago on CANTV, in the Chicago metro area, Aurora and Rockford on Comcast and also often on the Illinois Channel. You can watch the shows, including archived shows going back to 2005, here.
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Other "hot" posted shows on the Public Affairs YouTube page include the fastest five minutes on the web- a New York Times video about Obama-Berkowitz,a show with State Senator and possible Republican candidate for Governor, Matt Murphy (R-Palatine), a show with the RealClearPolitics.com's Tom Bevan about Obama's First 100 days and assessing Obama, a show with Senator Steans about budget deficits and education reform, and the second fastest five minutes on the web- a segment of Bill O'Reilly with Berkowitz discussing a clip of Obama from 2002 on Blagojevich and all other shows from the last two years.
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Dan Proft [Possible 2010 Republican candidate for Governor]: No, it doesn’t look shady.
Jeff Berkowitz: It doesn’t?
Dan Proft: No, it does not look shady.
Jeff Berkowitz: I mean, Carol Marin [WTTW, Sun-Times and NBC Chicago] writes about it.
Dan Proft: Well, Carol Marin makes it look shady because she has an axe to grind.
Jeff Berkowitz: What’s her axe to grind?
Dan Proft: She is a liberal Democrat. She is somebody who has written the same story about Cicero for twenty years. She is not about to change her storyline.
Jeff Berkowitz: Well, then some would say Cicero is not about to change—
Dan Proft: Except Cicero has changed.
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Dan Proft: …[Carol Marin] has no concern for the facts, she is the one who is unethical by the way she chooses to disregard facts that are inconvenient to a storyline she has set.
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Dan Proft: I am not going to be a pin cushion to the liberal media in this town.
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[For a more substantive partial transcript of and a detailed summary of topics discussed on the show with Proft, please go here.
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This week’s suburban edition of Public Affairs features Dan Proft, possible candidate for Governor in the 2010 Republican Primary. Go here for the Chicago metro suburban, City of Chicago, Aurora and Rockford airing schedules for the show with Dan Proft, as well as a description of some of the topics discussed on the show.
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The "Public Affairs," show with Dan Proft can be watched on your computer.
******************************************
Jeff Berkowitz, Show Host/Producer of "Public Affairs," and Executive Legal Recruiter doing legal search can be reached at JBCG@aol.com. *************************************************************
"Public Affairs," is a weekly political interview show airing in Chicago on CANTV, in the Chicago metro area, Aurora and Rockford on Comcast and also often on the Illinois Channel. You can watch the shows, including archived shows going back to 2005, here.
*****************************************
Other "hot" posted shows on the Public Affairs YouTube page include the fastest five minutes on the web- a New York Times video about Obama-Berkowitz,a show with State Senator and possible Republican candidate for Governor, Matt Murphy (R-Palatine), a show with the RealClearPolitics.com's Tom Bevan about Obama's First 100 days and assessing Obama, a show with Senator Steans about budget deficits and education reform, and the second fastest five minutes on the web- a segment of Bill O'Reilly with Berkowitz discussing a clip of Obama from 2002 on Blagojevich and all other shows from the last two years.
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